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Richie Rich
Richie Rich came up in Oakland's rap scene during the 1990s. His debut single 'Birds' got some attention, and he put out albums like Enter the Dragon and The...
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Richie Rich came up in Oakland's rap scene during the 1990s. His debut single 'Birds' got some attention, and he put out albums like Enter the Dragon and The Game around that time.
He had a few legal issues, including an arrest for marijuana possession. In the early 2000s, there were some tensions and member changes in his group.
Later on, he kept releasing music, with albums like Who We Be? and King of the Streets, but they didn't catch on like his earlier work. Songs like 'Do Get To Go To Heaven?' show the kind of material he was making.
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