Robb Banks Talks Anime, Relationship With Birdman & Retirement Plans In "On The Come Up"

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Robb Bank$ talks Birdman, retirement, anime and more on "On The Come Up."

Robb Bank$ has been putting in work for a minute. After developing a major following in the underground, he's established his name in the rap game. He recently dropped off his project, Molly World, earlier this month which hailed features from Chief Keef, Famous Dex, Zoey Dollaz and more. He's also gearing up to drop his new album, Falconia this year. He recently joined us for the latest episode of "On The Come Up" where he spoke about his influences, South Florida and his retirement plans.

In the next five years, Robb Bank$ plans on retiring from rap and shifting his focus as a business man. The rapper has aspirations to take on a role like Birdman in the rap game while hopefully opening up an anime store.

"I'm retired in five years, my n*gga. I'm like 25. I got like two more years and I'm done." He said, "I finna be like Bird, I'mma go on stage and just have my artists throw my shit up on stage, you know what I'm sayin'? I ain't gotta do nothing. That's what I wanna be. Or open an anime store."

During the interview, he also speaks on his relationship with Birdman and Cash Money, South Florida music scene and the current state of hip hop.  

Peep the latest episode of "On The Come Up" above and subscribe to HNHH TV for more exclusive content with your favorite artists. 


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