Roddy Ricch Shares Southside & Mustard-Produced "Feed The Streets 3" Snippet

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.6K Views

Roddy Ricch attends the Balenciaga FW 22 show at Le Bourget Halle d ‘Expositions on March 06, 2022 in Le Bourget, France.

Roddy Ricch is revving up for the release of "Feed The Streets 3."

The release of Live Live Fast didn't produce incredible results for Roddy Ricch. The Compton native seemingly found himself suffering from a sophomore slump after the massive success of Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial. However, it doesn't look like Roddy Ricch is necessarily discouraged. He's back in the studio cheffing up new hits for his fans.

Roddy Ricch performs onstage at the adidas Pep Rally at Audubon Middle School on February 11, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Joe Scarnici/Getty Images)

Earlier today, the rapper hit the 'Gram where he teased a new record off of Feed The Streets 3 as he revealed his morning routine including brushing and picking out his fit. The new song appears to be co-produced by Southside and Mustard, though Roddy didn't tease any lyrics. He captioned the post, "ghetto superstar."

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At the top of August, Roddy penned an open letter to his fans detailing the process of his upcoming effort.

"Been working hard on this Feed Tha Streets 3 album, getting back to my regular regimen and also been happier than I’ve been in a long time," he wrote. "I understand things have escalated quickly and God has taken us to places we never would’ve imagined possible but I’m here for every challenge and obstacle. Thank You to everybody whose stayed supportive of me through all the glorious moments and all the hard times."

Hopefully, the project arrives in the near future. In the meanwhile, check out his latest three-song pack, The Big 3.

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