Rich Homie Quan is an Atlanta-based rapper known for his melodic, hook-fill… Read Full Bio ↴Rich Homie Quan is an Atlanta-based rapper known for his melodic, hook-filled delivery and lyrics detailing his hardships and constant drive for success. He initiated a long series of mixtapes in 2012, and as a member of Rich Gang, released the highly acclaimed Tha Tour Part 1 in 2014, also appearing on the platinum-certified hit ""Lifestyle." Quan's own "Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)" went double platinum in 2015, and his long-awaited debut album, Rich as in Spirit, reached the Top 40 of the Billboard 200 in 2018. He has continued releasing singles and EPs, including 2022's Family & Mula.

Dequantes Lamar first considered a career in professional baseball, but in 2008, the Atlanta native issued the single "Stay Down" featuring the Stack Money Boyz. Things came to a halt when he landed in jail for a year on burglary charges, but upon his release in 2011, Quan began to make up for lost time. Hooking up with the Atlanta crew Loyalty Ova Royalties and becoming quick friends with member CEO Teezy came next, but Teezy's untimely death later in the year put a stop to Quan's planned mixtape debut. He would re-emerge a year later on the Think It's a Game label and release the mixtapes I Go in on Every Song plus Still Goin In. The year 2013 began with a tour opening for Trinidad James, along with a guest appearance on Gucci Mane's Trap House 3 album. In the summer, Quan issued the infectious club track "Type of Way," which cracked the Billboard Hot 100 chart. He also became a member of Rich Gang, and co-headlined the 2014 mixtape Tha Tour, Part 1 with Birdman and Young Thug. The tape received widespread acclaim, and the non-album single "Lifestyle" reached number 16 on the Hot 100. Quan released the track "Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)" in 2015, and it became his biggest solo hit, reaching number 26.

Rich Homie Quan continued releasing mixtapes, and in 2016 he landed a record deal with Motown. March 2017 saw the release of the single "Replay," which appeared on the Back to the Basics mixtape. Led by the singles "Change" and "34," his debut album, Rich as in Spirit, arrived in March 2018, peaking at number 32 on the Billboard 200. He then put out the EP The Gif, and Coma followed in 2019. Quan resumed releasing solo material in 2021, with the singles "Daily Bread" and "To Be Worried." His EP Family & Mula appeared in 2022. ~ David Jeffries & Paul Simpson, Rovi

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Rich Homie Quan Lyrics

Man, I see a lot of these niggas
Lookin' to the streets for umm clarification
Like to be glorified or some shit
You know what I'm saying
You can't get shit out these streets, bro
A bullet, you know what I'm saying
A fucking case, other than that, man
This shit ain't 'bout nothin' man, I'm tellin' you

I ain't put in work in these streets just to get killed by 'em

Plug call with a whole thing, you know I still buy 'em
I told my girl I'm faithful, but a nigga still lyin'
And I know the shit still wrong but tell me why it feel right (ayy)
Money got a little mold on it but it still spend (oh)
That money gon' let you know 'bout who your real friends (yo)
And, yeah, I talk to God, but bae, I still sin (ooh)
And I ain't went nowhere, lil' bae, I'm still here, yeah

Made a sacrifice so I can live this way
Tried to give up lean but it don't feel the same
Hard to stop doing something that kill the pain
My umbrella got holes, so I feel the rain
Done bought this big-ass house, but yet, I'm still hood
Flexing on less fortunate don't feel good
Doc said stop popping percs, but I still do it
And I just popped a thirty 'fore I went in on this verse
And the judge gave him thirty when ain't nobody get hurt
If I come through your club, then ain't nobody getting searched
And they can't find my gun, 'cause I put it in her purse
These streets don't love nobody, and I had to learn that first

I ain't put in work in these streets just to get killed by 'em
Plug call with a whole thing, you know I still buy 'em
I told my girl I'm faithful, but a nigga still lyin'
And I know the shit still wrong but tell me why it feel right (ayy)
Money got a little mold on it but it still spend (oh)
That money gon' let you know 'bout who your real friends (yo)
And, yeah, I talk to God, but bae, I still sin (ooh)
And I ain't went nowhere, lil' bae, I'm still here, yeah

Hard to love again 'cause I can't trust a soul
Niggas looking iffy so I clutch the pole
Family and money who I love the most
But like, you can't let that shit (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Like fuck with your spirit
Pull up on my street just like the hood owe me
Whip that Bentley through the streets 'cause it's a Hood trophy
Made a deal with the devil, yeah, we shook on it
And don't never judge no book 'bout how it look, homie
And I know they wondering 'bout how I still do it
Liquor and them Percocets don't feel good
You know I got a pistol, I'm in your venue
And I'm glad I don't look like what I been through

I ain't put in work in these streets just to get killed by 'em
Plug call with a whole thing, you know I still buy 'em
I told my girl I'm faithful, but a nigga still lyin'
And I know the shit still wrong but tell me why it feel right (ayy)
Money got a little mold on it but it still spend (oh)
That money gon' let you know 'bout who your real friends (yo)
And, yeah, I talk to God, but bae, I still sin (ooh)
And I ain't went nowhere, lil' bae, I'm still here, yeah

Enough of that shit, man
You know what I'm sayin'
Fade the shit out, cut my mic off

Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc

Written by: Dequantes Lamar

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