Rich Homie Quan Snaps On Roddy Ricch For Removing His Verse From DJ Drama's Album

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ATLANTA, GA - SEPTEMBER 27: Rich Homie Quan attends Rich Homie Quan Concert After Party at Republic Lounge on September 27, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Prince Williams/Wireimage) ATLANTA, GA - OCTOBER 18: Roddy Ricch performs onstage during "Twelve Carat Toothache" tour at State Farm Arena on October 18, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)

Rich Homie Quan reportedly featured on DJ Drama's "FMFU" ft. Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane & Roddy Ricch.

DJ Drama delivered his latest album, I’m Really Like That on Friday with a line-up of superstar features. Artists like Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby, Lil Wayne, and more appear across the tracklist, though there are certainly several others who didn’t make the final cut. Rich Homie Quan, for example, reportedly had a verse on the project but in a recent video, he accused Roddy Ricch of removing him from the song. Roddy appears on “FMFU” with Gucci Mane and Lil Wayne, but allegedly, the Compton rapper personally requested to have RHQ’s verse removed entirely.

Rich Homie Quan aired out his issues on Instagram Live this morning where he claimed Roddy asked to have the “Lifestyle” rapper taken off the record. Quan said that someone told him they were going to take a “different route” with the record, though he feels like he had one of the better verse on the song. “I fuck with Gucci. My verse harder than Gucci Mane. Wayne killed that mothafucka. Man, my shit was harder than Roddy,” he exclaimed. “Then, they say, ‘We ain’t trying to start no industry sh*t. Roddy wanted you off the song.’ I ain’t even met Roddy!”

Rich Homie Quan Bets His Catalog Against Roddy Ricch

Rich Homie Quan went on to explain that he didn’t even know there was any friction between them. However, he challenged the Compton rapper to basically do a Verzuz against him. “Roddy got that ‘Box’ song. I bet his catalog can’t fuck with mine,” he continued. “That song’s all the money he got in the bank.” RHQ said that he’d put his “$10 million to his $1 million” to prove that it was the wrong decision to remove him from “FMFU.”

The “Type Of Way” rapper continued to state that Roddy Ricch doesn’t have much else in his catalog besides “The Box,” which has since gone Diamond. “Since you wanted me off the song, man, let’s go back-and-forth, catalog to catalog. You ain’t got nothing but the “Box” shit because all that other sh*t wack.” Ultimately, Rich Homie Quan felt like Roddy Ricch could’ve simply called him and informed him of the decision instead of doing it behind his back. “I ain’t got no problem with Drama ‘nem. I’m just sayin’. If they say Roddy took me off, I don’t want to fight. N***a, hard drive to hard drive. You can’t f*ck with me, boy.” Check out his statements above. 

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