Rich Homie Quan on PNB Rock's Death Hitting Him Worse Than Nip, Made Him Consider Retiring (Part 10)
October 23, 2022
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In this clip, Rich Homie Quan reflects back on the making of his debut album, "Riches in Spirit," and the role that Capitol Records had in the rollout. From there, he explains to Shawn Prez the difference between releasing an album and a "project." The Atlanta native explains that an album is well-thought out and heartfelt, whereas a project is something fun. This prompts him to declare that "Riches in Spirit" was the most underrated project of all time before comparing himself to Frank Sinatra. Later in the discussion, Rich Homie Quan talks his latest single release, "Krazy" and how it relates to gun violence, which sparks an emotional discussion about the tragic shooting of PnB Rock.
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