With a keen and consistent ear for beats, he’s built a catalog that bears cohesiveness without the cliché of an overarching theme- a difficult task that has placed many of the South Florida-reared rapper’s contemporaries at a serious disadvantage. This is the same artist who gifted us with playlist mainstays such as “B.M.F.,” “Hustlin’,” and the famous “Maybach Music” series. Over the years we’ve basically been able to watch Renzel rise up from impressionable runner, to kingpin, to OG in this little game called Hip-Hop, and he’s accomplished it all with an imitable style- there may be a dozen Future wannabes, and some may be close enough to simulate the real thing, but we've never had an artist really attempt to replicate the character that is Ricky Rozay. Although he may no longer be at his peak popularity right now it's hard for any artist to maintain the height of their popularity no matter their current stature, he's made sure to show growth, and thus his fanbase has had to evolve alongside him, or else be left in the dust from '09 bangers.
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