Rich The Kid

Rich The Kid, born Dimitri Leslie Roger on July 13, 1992, is an American rapper who grew up between Queens, New York, and College Park, Georgia, after his family relocated south. That dual upbringing exposed him early to both East Coast lyricism from artists like Nas and Jay-Z and the Atlanta trap sound of T.I. and Jeezy, a mix that shaped his own melodic, ad-lib-heavy style.

He built his name through a steady run of mixtapes, first as Black Boy Da Kid and later, after rebranding, through projects like Feels Good 2 Be Rich and Dabbin Fever, along with close ties to Migos and Skippa Da Flippa that placed him at the center of Atlanta's trap scene. His association with the Quality Control label further embedded him in that world.

His biggest commercial hits, «Plug Walk» and «New Freezer» featuring Kendrick Lamar, brought him mainstream recognition and helped define the ad-lib-driven, hook-forward trap sound of the late 2010s. Known for his catchphrase ad-libs and flashy, plug-centric lyrical themes, Rich The Kid remains a fixture of the Atlanta and broader Southern trap scene, with songs like «Plug», «Lost It» and «Splashin» rounding out a catalog built on collaboration and consistency.