Roddy Ricch Caps 2019 With Debut Album 'Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial': Featuring Gunna, Meek Mill, Lil Durk, and more. BACC SEAT. As he says on “War Baby,” “that ain’t normal, baby.” Roddy Ricch Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial Atlantic Roddy Ricch shows us just how good of an artist he is with his debut album, Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial. “Start Wit Me” featuring Gunna especially stands out — not only have the two been compared as analogs to more established rap ululators from their respective cities (Roddy to Greedo, Gunna to Thug), but Roddy’s verse dances over the JetsonMade beat with a dazzling clarity rivaling Jetson’s other breakout collaborator, DaBaby.Roddy’s wordplay is what sets him apart from the seeming glut of singsong rappers, as he fills each verse with colorful imagery delivered in almost cartoonish metaphors. On Throughout the project’s 16 songs, Roddy — a Compton native who at just 20 years old was hand-picked by Nipsey Hussle to carry the torch for the next wave of LA hip-hop — splashes poignant and harrowing images of trauma, addiction, paranoia, and unlikely, obstinate optimism across hard-hitting canvases provided by up-and-coming beatmakers like 30 Roc, JetsonMade, and Mustard, painting a rags-to-riches picture of a survivor with serious survivor’s guilt.Establishing himself as a force in hip-hop with 2018’s The added exposure was enough to justify placement on 2019’s Those collaborations include appearances from the aforementioned Meek Mill and Mustard, as well as additional pop-ins from fellow crooning rappers A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Lil Durk, and Gunna, as well as ratchet soul hook master Ty Dolla Sign. He earned an XXL Freshman spot and had some high profile songs with some of the biggest stars in Hip-hop. Juice also struggled with addiction for most of his young life.There is a conversation to be had about the effects of living in the conditions shared by parts of Chicago and Compton, as well as many other parts of the nation where the obscene wealth generated by corporations — including record labels and their business partners — never reaches the Black and brown residents of places often described by both natives and news outlets as “war zones.” Young men like Roddy and Juice have been crying out on records about the stress-inducing conditions for decades, which the corporate machine then passes off as “entertainment.” And yes, Roddy is great at depicting his trauma and it has benefited him, allowing him to become “Ricch” — but it’s clear he’s haunted and coping in self-destructive ways. (Yet there is so much f**king singing on the album) Bacc Seat is powered by this sensual instrumental that would probably make you want to take your girl’s clothes off with your teeth.

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