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We're like a painting
And now it's raining down
Watch the colors run till we're almost one
Watch us fading, in this one street town
We'll sleep where we follow no where at all.
Everyone wants something
Well I'm wanted by everyone but you.
Well I've been thinking about the bells with wine
Can't you see how time doesn't count at all
We've been sinking', thumbs to the sky
Sing this lullaby, if you start to fall.
See everyone wants something
Well you wanted everyone, but you.
And sometimes I need the light
To sleep alone on this weary night
And you own the sky, you own the sky
And everyone wants something

Well if we're wanted, it's by everyone but you.
I watch you sleeping', in your parents bed
Near the books you've read, underneath the shroud of
forgiveness.
You look around the crowd, hear the stories loud
So stand up now cause,
Everyone wants something, and if they're wanted,
It's by everyone but you.

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WE ARE RICH KIDZ

Rich Kidz, also known as RK4L......is an Atlanta-based teen musical force. This force is unique. It is founded, marketed, promoted, funded and executed by it's own members, teenage artists. The group's name is symbolic of their mission - young entrepreneurs achieving success - Rich Kidz.

Founded in 2008 by group leader Yung PU, while a senior at Frederick Douglass High School in Atlanta, Georgia, his mission was to collaborate with other talented teens and make a mark in the music industry. They rose to national recognition when their single "My Partna Dem" reached the Billboard Hot 100 R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart in 2009 eventually peaking at #77.

Rich Kidz was originally a loosely banded group of teen all-star solo artists from various Atlanta high schools. Members Yung Pu, Baby Charles and Rich Kid Shawty all attended Frederick Douglass High. Other members Juney and Big Man attended Westlake High School. Yung PU later recruited a talented underclass performer, Skateboard Skooly, a freshman at Frederick Douglass to join the group. Skooly's unique combination of rapping and singing made the group different from its competitors.

Although not officially a group, the collective referred to themselves as the "Rich Kidz". Their first recording was a compilation of original songs entitled "Rich Kidz" that they promoted in their schools and surrounding neighborhoods by passing out CDs. That first recording featured a song entitled "Wassup". With its melodic chorus it instantly became a radio and club favorite. Its popularity gained the group a growing following.

Other releases soon followed such as "My Partna Dem" and "Ball". The releasing of YouTube videos for these new songs gained popularity, major underground buzz, and encouraged the guys to record another compilation. Both "My Partna Dem" and "Wassup" became staple songs at Atlanta radio stations. All achieved without any backing or a record label of any kind.

The songs also caught the attention of Atlanta's most notable rap performers. Ludacris, Lil Scrappy and Bow Wow recorded their own remixes of the single "My Partna Dem". T.I.'s Grand Hustle label also saw potential in the group and began mentoring the group.

Later in 2009, the collective released a second compilation "Money Swag", hosted by radio-personality DJ Infamous. As a result, the group and the single "My Partna Dem" gained national attention. The single charted the Billboard's Hot Hip-Hop/R&B Singles chart peaking at #77. On the success of that release, they recorded a third compilation "24/7" hosted by DJ Spinz.

As the fame of their first two singles wained the collective took a change of direction. Since it was a collective of solo artists and without a group-record buzzing, several members began recording solo material. As a result of their efforts, Rich Kid Shawty secured a solo agreement with Grand Hustle Entertainment. Juney secured a solo agreement with Grand Hustle artist Young Dro. Baby Charles is currently working on his solo project, but continues to record with the group.

Formation of the duo...Rich Kidz

Not to be discouraged, Yung PU regain the reigns, not wanting his creation to die. Along with Skateboard Skooly the two made a pact to continue the force they created and continued recording and performing as the Rich Kidz. They made it official by founding their independent record label Rich Kidz Music Group, LLC, signed themselves to the label and began recording new material.

Their fourth release was the appropriately titled "We Supposed To Stop But We Didn't " hosted by DJ Kutt Throat. Due to the state of uncertainty surrounding the group, the release was highly anticipated.

In the Rich Kidz' tradition, it too was a collaboration with another local young crew - Money Savage. This release spawned the club anthem, Bend Over and radio-friendly hit single "I See You" which became a staple at radio throughout the southeast in 2010 and the single's YouTube video has amassed more than 2 million views.

Off the momentum of that release they continued touring and went back into the studio. With a Thanksgiving release date the duo released "Straight Like That" hosted by DJ Scream and DJ Spinz. This marked a new chapter in the Rich Kidz' story; different members and a different sound that is more melodic and more polished.

This release was an instant success and has been downloaded more than 250,000 times to date. Embodied on the CD is an "I See You" remix featuring Young Money/Cash Money's teen artist Lil Chuckee, a revised version of "Bend Over", the street single "Blind Hatin" and female favorites "Friends With Benefits" and "Me and You".


The Rich Kidz are the next break-out act from Atlanta!

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