Kyle Richh

Kyle Richh is a Brooklyn drill rapper and a member of the group 41, alongside frequent collaborators Jenn Carter and TaTa. He began releasing music in 2021 with the EP «Everything Dead», followed shortly after by a deluxe edition, establishing an early presence in New York's drill scene.

His November 2021 single «Beam» spread through TikTok and helped build his profile, and he followed it with a steady stream of weekly releases in 2022, including «41 Freestyle», «Misconceptions», «Spinnin 2» and «Breakin the Code», all of which drew hundreds of thousands of YouTube views. His sound sits firmly within the aggressive, bass-heavy Brooklyn drill tradition, marked by blunt, confrontational lyricism and rapid-fire delivery over dark, minimal production.

His October 2022 track «Notti Bop», featuring Jenn Carter and TaTa, became a viral flashpoint for its provocative lyrics, briefly hitting number one trending on YouTube before removal. The song's success led to a deal with Republic Records, cementing his place among the leading voices of the new-generation Brooklyn drill wave.