Roddy Ricch Announces Collab Coming With Travis Scott

Roddy Ricch- 'The Box' music video

Roddy Ricch has been one of the biggest stars in hip-hop over the past year and it all started with his debut studio album, "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial," in December 2019. With that project, it contained the chart-topping hit single, "The Box." 

Roddy has been very quiet with music releases in 2020 but that may change soon after a recent Instagram Live session. There, he revealed that he has a song with Travis Scott that is on the way. 

Roddy said on Instagram Live that he's on "Utopia" (Which is supposedly the title of Scott's upcoming album as well) and that the two are going to go "dumb" and "stupid" on this record. 

He also added that fans will hear a different sound on here. Roddy and Scott on the same song is something that many hip-hop fans have thought about for a while now and hopefully, this will arrive sometime after 2021 arrives. 

As fans wait for Roddy's collab with Scott to finally be released, fans have kept The Box's momentum very much alive. At this point, it has been certified 7x platinum by the RIAA in the US. This is after selling 7 million units. At the time of its initial release, it went on to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" album, it is currently at 2x platinum status. 

Roddy's momentum will be carried into 2021 as well as he is nominated for a total of six GRAMMYs next month.  Three of them are for The Box while the others are for his appearance on DaBaby's "Rockstar" single. This appeared on Baby's third studio album, "Blame It On Baby," in April. It also went on to become the No.1  song in the country on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. 

Many fans believe that Roddy could win multiple GRAMMYS here.

In September, Travis Scott's also had a collaboration with McDonald's and it was epic. This was the second time in history that a celebrity got their own meal. The first to do so was Michael Jordan back in 1992 when he won his second NBA title and was on the US men's basketball Olympic "Dream Team." 

The Travis Scott meal featured a medium Sprite, a Quarter Pounder with bacon, and fries with barbeque sauce. Merchandise was also available for purchase in this campaign.