Trippie Redd

Oct 14, 2024 | thesource.com | Trippie Redd

Today, fans are once again being treated to two long-sought Juice WRLD gems: minimal, melodic “Both Ways” and the darkly booming “Cavalier.” The songs continue an ongoing series, arriving as The Pre-Party (Extended) EP via Grade A and Interscope Records. Additionally, “Both Ways” comes with a video starring and co-directed by Juice friend and collaborator Trippie Redd along with DotComNirvan.

Jun 28, 2024 | hotnewhiphop.com | Trippie Redd |Zachary Horvath

Trippie Redd is riding off the momentum from his collaborative genre : sadboy EP with fellow Ohioan mgk with "Bando Kid". Unfortunately, the wave is not all that substantial, as lot of fans were pretty disappointed in the final product. Additionally, his solo stuff as of late is not generating the same amount of hype lately, too. "LWRW" (Left Wrist Right Wrist), as well as his last three projects came and went for a lot of folks.

Apr 2, 2024 | hotnewhiphop.com | Trippie Redd |Zachary Horvath

For the latter parts of mgk and Trippie Redd's careers, both artists have a had a tough go of it from critics and even fans. Their recent projects have not been people's favorites and the same could be said for their first-ever collaborative outing. The two Ohio natives had a lot of skeptics on their radar when they announced their 10-track EP genre : sadboy. Its title and cover art alone had fans scoffing at it.

Mar 29, 2024 | hotnewhiphop.com | Trippie Redd |Zachary Horvath

Trippie Redd and mgk are two legends in the Ohio rap scene. Both artists have taken on multiple genres across their careers from pop punk to emo rap, and much more. They have been close collaborators as well, so it makes sense why these two are bringing us a full body of work. Considered an EP, genre : sadboy sees Trippie Redd and mgk give us 10 cuts of ranging across those aforementioned genres. According to Genius, this has been in the making for a couple of years.

Mar 26, 2024 | hotnewhiphop.com | Trippie Redd |Zachary Horvath

Trippie Redd and mgk have been two of Ohio's biggest hip-hop stars for well over a decade combined. Part of the reason for their everlasting success is their ability to switch up their respective sounds on the fly. Both of artists have been flourishing in the emo and pop punk spaces over the last few years and that especially goes for mgk.