Jay Critch

Jay Critch Gears Up For A Potentially Massive 2024 With New Solo LP “Humble Giant”

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New York rapper Jay Critch is synonymous with the Rich Forever collective. Him, along with Rich The Kid and Famous Dex all have their fair share of highlights from the late 2010s decade. While he may not be the biggest name out of the trio, or in general, he has never wavered. He sticks to his guns and shoots it straight when it comes to his style. That is what Jay Critch is doing on his latest record Humble Giant.

If the title was not a dead giveaway for you, Critch is bringing some of his biggest brags to date. The name of the record is certainly a clever one as he doing the total opposite of being reserved. Jay Critch is out on a mission on Humble Giant to prove he is hungry as ever. Why this kind of theme is perfect for the times, is because we may be getting more sometime later.

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Listen To Humble Giant By Jay Critch

We are referring to Critch and Rich Forever bandmates reuniting fairly soon. There has been some chatter online about the three amigos bringing a fifth installment to their self-titled compilation series. It has been a little bit since the fourth LP, as that saw its release in 2019. Hopefully Critch and them deliver that, but for now, check out Humble Giant above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new album, Humble Giant, by Jay Critch? What tracks are you gravitating toward right now and why? Where are you ranking this tape amongst the rest of his discography? Do you think Rich Forever will come through with their fifth project? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Jay Critch. Finally, stay with us for the most informative project posts throughout the week.

Humble Giant Tracklist:

  1. Lamar Jackson
  2. No Huddle
  3. Kick It with Cash Cobain
  4. Too Rare
  5. Parker
  6. Absent
  7. 10pm on Fulton
  8. Final Boss
  9. Loaf with Ambezza
  10. Regular Type with Laron
  11. Check it Out
  12. Never My Loss
  13. In the League

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Jay Critch’s “Too Rare” Single Urges Haters To Talk Trash With Their Chests: Stream

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The second New Music Friday of 2024 was huge for hip-hop, with Kid Cudi and 21 Sav sharing their INSANO and american dream projects respectively. Things were quieter yesterday (January 19), though Blueface, 6ix9ine, and K Camp were among those who had new releases to share earlier in the week. Lil Dicky’s Penith project is up on our site already, and in terms of singles, we’ve got recommendations from Finesse2tymes, JoeyBada**, and Fivio Foreign to get your weekend streaming started. Aside from those, Jay Critch has a hot new song for your consideration too.

“Too Rare” arrives in tandem with “Rich & Reckless,” another song the 25-year-old unleashed this Friday with the help of Rich The Kid and Famous Dex. The latter is significantly shorter than Critch’s solo effort, which finds his confidence on full display as he begs his haters to speak louder when keeping his name in their mouths.

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Jay Critch Returns with New Heat

“They askin’ how I’m doing, I’m like, ‘Take a guess’ / What can I say? I can’t complain, I’m feelin’ blessed,” he spits as the nearly three-and-a-half minute-long effort begins. “I count a bag and then it’s right on to the next one / And why you whispering? Boy, say that with your chest,” Critch continues, setting the tone for what’s sure to be a huge year.

Listen to Jay Critch’s new single above, and add it to your playlist on Spotify/Apple Music if you’re already feeling “Too Rare.” Make sure to check back in later this weekend for more HNHH release recommendations on our Fire Emoji and R&B Season playlists. In the meantime, tap into Lil Wayne’s latest, “Wassam Baby” with Rob49 at the link below.

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Quotable Lyrics:

They askin’ how I’m doing, I’m like, “Take a guess”
What can I say? I can’t complain, I’m feelin’ blessed
I count a bag and then it’s right on to the next one
And why you whispering? Boy, say that with your chest

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Rich The Kid, Famous Dex, And Jay Critch Connect On “Where’s Dexter” Single

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It’s Friday once again, and the new music releases are coming in hot. From Ice Spice’s debut EP to new singles from NLE Choppa, Rich The Kid, and more, there’s no shortage of songs to satisfy your weekend streaming needs.

The “Plug Walk” hitmaker actually makes a few appearances on different releases this weekend. First, he assisted Trippie Redd on his MANSION MUSIK project, specifically showing out on the fifteenth title, “WHO ELSE!”

Rich the Kid attends Fat Joe Birthday Celebration at Brooklyn Chop House on August 19, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Shareif Ziyadat/Getty Images)

Aside from that collaboration, The Kid also connected with Famous Dex and Jay Critch for a joint single. “Where’s Dexter” landed at midnight on Friday (January 20), and finds the three artists exchanging clever wordplay throughout their verses.

The song opens with, “She wanna hang with Rich Forever / She’s texting her friends like ‘Where’s Dexter?’ / I’m f*cking this bitch, but her n*gga jealous / She look at my wrist, that’s a Richard Millie.”

Elsewhere, stars like Rihanna and A$AP Rocky earn a name-drop while the rappers proceed to flex their designer outfits and the women they attract.

To celebrate the arrival of his new single, The Kid shared a photo dump of him and Rick Ross on Instagram. “She wanna hang wit Rich Forever,” he wrote in the caption.

Stream Rich The Kid, Famous Dex, and Jay Critch’s “Where’s Dexter” single on Spotify or Apple Music below. Afterward, tell us your favourite New Music Friday release from this week in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics:

Baby, you look good, better with your clothes off
They taking these pictures with me, but, I don’t know y’all
Looking at Rich, bro, you’re a show-off
Can’t hang with no goofies, ’cause n*ggas be so soft

“Justin Credible Presents: R-Mean” Is Here With Features From Jay Critch, B-Real, French Montana, & More

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During his recent appearance on Power 106 Los Angeles’ LA Leakers, California-born rapper R-Mean made it known that he and Justin Credible have a joint album on the way. Thankfully, fans didn’t have to wait long between his undeniably impressive freestyle and the release date, as the 11-track effort landed on Friday (December 16).

Previously released titles from the project include “God Flows” with B-Real and a solo title from the rapper called “The Gemini Effect.” Additionally, his “Yalla Habibi” collab with French Montana and “Enemies” with BlocBoy JB and S4G4 made it on his new arrival.

New songs from R-Mean include “Mind of a Maniac” as well as “Play This At My Funeral” with Jay Critch. Later on the tracklist, we hear him shine on “Angel with One Wing” and “Rooting For Me.”

As we mentioned earlier, the “Kings” hitmaker didn’t hold back during his LA Leakers freestyle. Marking his first appearance on the beloved series since 2017, this time around he rapped over two Scott Storch instrumentals.

Firstly, he annihilated The Game’s “Westside Story,” and later, he went on to take down Fat Joe and Remy Ma’s “Lean Back” beat.

“Teaching’ ‘em lessons, came here to give the Leakers the business, and he ‘finna witness / Word to Nipsey, preach independence / A beacon of hope to my people, this sh*t deeper than lyrics,” are among the bars he crafted on the spot.

Finally, stream Justin Credible Presents: R-Mean on Spotify or Apple Music below. Afterward, let us know what titles are your favourite in the comments.

Justin Credible Presents: R-Mean Tracklist:

  1. Mind of a Maniac
  2. Play This At My Funeral (feat. Jay Critch)
  3. God Flows (feat. B-Real)
  4. The Gemini Effect
  5. Love is Pain (wanted) [feat. araabMUZIK]
  6. Angel with One Wing
  7. Breathe Fire
  8. 10 Rap Commandments
  9. Rooting For Me
  10. Yalla Habibi (feat. French Montana)
  11. Enemies (feat. BlocBoy JB & S4G4)