Rich Boy

The Boombox decided to look back at the rappers and singers who made it to XXL’s prestigious Freshman Class. Find out where they are now and see what they have been doing in their careers since their recognition from the magazine.

Rapper Rich Boy is following in the footsteps of Russell Simmons and Lil Wayne's Young Money crew with the release of his very own line of pre-paid credit cards. The Alabama native is partnering with Plastic Cash International LLC to introduce the reloadable MasterCards, which encourage teens, college students, and young adults to stay out debt...

50 Cent knows a hit when he hears one. The Queens native recently hopped on Compton rapper Y.G.'s snappy tune 'Toot It and Boot It,' the lead single off his forthcoming full-length Def Jam release. Despite the song infiltrating car stereos since the summer, Fif may just make a new remix video...

It's been a minute since Alabama native Rich Boy has dropped some new heat, but he's got some tricks up his sleeve for his upcoming sophomore album. The Zone 4/Interscope recording artist recently spoke on his second offering 'Resurrected in Diamonds,' the follow-up to his 2007 eponymous debut, stating that he's got some big names assisting with the project...

Tons of Soulja Boy Tell 'Em's fans and more than a few of his musical counterparts all came out to celebrate the youngster's birthday in Hollywood, Calif., on Wednesday (July 28). The Atlanta native turned the big 2-0, and came another year closer to the legal drinking age...

Rich Boy has decided to expand his horizons. In a recent interview he explained "I really sat there for weeks and just listened to every country's music and taught myself how to love it instead of just saying, 'This sound crazy to me, put that Boosie back on...

Artist: Lil Haze feat. Dorrough and Rich Boy Song: 'Swagg On' Why You Should Listen: Just when we thought we were all swagged out Lil Haze teams with Dorrough and Rich Boy for his latest "check me out ('cause I'm so fly)" anthem.

Alabama rapper Rich Boy is forced to pay $337,500 for the 2005 shooting of a tax accountant. Although his brother actually shot the weapon, according to the settlement Rich Boy, born Maurice Richards, has yet to pay the funds. According to reports, Chaz Mosley who sued Richards and his brother for firing at his car won the lawsuit for the shooting that took place in Alabama...