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It’s been said that the greatest Rap movements start out small, but for Atlanta’s own Rich Kidz, a strong hustle has produced big results. Bred from the same Bankhead streets as T.I., the duo comprised of RK Kaelub and Skateboard Skooly started their movement four years ago in the halls of Frederick Douglass High School.

Grand hustle rich kidz most tonight

Kaelub, a senior at the time was putting together a crew called the Rich Kidz when he met a young Skateboard Skooly. A member of the Rich Kidz at the time, Rashad Morgan, was the nephew of T.I., and that fortuitous bloodline led to an opportunity to record at Grand Hustle Studios.

The result was the Rich Kidz’ introductory tracks “Wassup” and “My Patna Dem” featuring a then freshman Skooly. When the time came to label the masters, Kaelub asked Skooly, “What should I put on the CD? Are you featured or are you with us?” Skooly was all in.

“And we formed the alliance like that,” Kaelub recalls.

Rich Kidz built their promotional vehicle around the high schools and th