Roddy Ricch Songs & Features 2022 brings together the Compton rapper’s solo releases, collaborations and guest appearances from a busy year in his career. He worked with artists including Fredo Bang, Mozzy, Ella Mai, Post Malone, YG, DJ Khaled and A Boogie wit da Hoodie, while also preparing the next chapter of his Feed Tha Streets series.

Roddy’s 2022 releases included the three-song The Big 3 project and his third mixtape, Feed Tha Streets III. He also appeared on several major albums, giving listeners new collaborations throughout the year. You can find the full list below, with links to the songs and details about each release. Roddy also earned a place on Aswehiphop’s top 2022 compilations.

Roddy Ricch 2022 Songs & Features

• Last One Left – Fredo Bang featuring Roddy Ricch
• Real Ones – Mozzy featuring Roddy Ricch
• Real Recognize Real – Doe Boy featuring Roddy Ricch
• How – Ella Mai featuring Roddy Ricch
• Cooped Up – Post Malone featuring Roddy Ricch
• Never Change – Symba featuring Roddy Ricch
• Outstanding – 2 Chainz featuring Roddy Ricch
• How Far I Came – The Game featuring Roddy Ricch
• Keep Going – DJ Khaled featuring Lil Durk, 21 Savage and Roddy Ricch
• Fam Good, We Good – DJ Khaled featuring Gunna and Roddy Ricch
• Sober – YG featuring Roddy Ricch and Post Malone
• B.R.O. (Better Ride Out) – A Boogie wit da Hoodie featuring Roddy Ricch
• Ghetto Superstar – Roddy Ricch featuring G Herbo and Doe Boy
• Real Talk – Roddy Ricch
• Tootsies – Roddy Ricch
• No Mop – Roddy Ricch
• Stop Breathing – Roddy Ricch
• Aston Martin Truck – Roddy Ricch
• Twin – Roddy Ricch featuring Lil Durk
• Just Because – Roddy Ricch
• King Size – Roddy Ricch
• Heavier – Roddy Ricch
• Blue Cheese – Roddy Ricch
• Favor For A Favor – Roddy Ricch
• Get Swept – Roddy Ricch
• Belly Of The Beast – Roddy Ricch
• Fade Away – Roddy Ricch
• #1 Freaking – Roddy Ricch featuring Ty Dolla $ign
• Pressure – Roddy Ricch
• No Rest – Roddy Ricch
• Letter To My Son – Roddy Ricch

Roddy Ricch 2022 Features

Last One Left – Fredo Bang featuring Roddy Ricch

Fredo Bang brought Roddy Ricch into his world for Last One Left, a collaboration released in April 2022. The song appeared on Fredo’s Two-Face Bang 2 project, which arrived with several guest appearances. Roddy’s presence gave the track another recognisable voice and connected the Baton Rouge rapper with one of Compton’s biggest names.

The record leans into loyalty, personal struggles and the difficulty of keeping relationships intact. Roddy brings his melodic delivery to the collaboration, matching the reflective tone rather than turning it into a straightforward club record. It was one of his notable guest appearances early in 2022.

Real Ones – Mozzy featuring Roddy Ricch

Mozzy released Real Ones on February 11, 2022, with Roddy Ricch as the featured artist. The collaboration brought together two West Coast rappers whose music often touches on loyalty, difficult experiences and the people who remain close when circumstances change.

Roddy’s melodic approach adds a different texture to Mozzy’s more direct delivery. The song also became part of Mozzy’s growing run of releases after his move into the CMG and Interscope camp. For Roddy, it was another early-year feature worth including in this archive.

Real Recognize Real – Doe Boy featuring Roddy Ricch

Doe Boy included Roddy Ricch on Real Recognize Real, a track from his 2022 project OH REALLY. The album arrived with a long list of collaborators, and Roddy was among the artists who joined Doe Boy for the release.

The title sets the tone for a record about recognising genuine people and understanding who can be trusted. Roddy’s contribution gives the song a melodic contrast to Doe Boy’s harder-edged style. It remains one of the collaborations that helped fill out Roddy’s 2022 feature list.

Outstanding – 2 Chainz featuring Roddy Ricch

2 Chainz brought Roddy Ricch onto Outstanding, a track from his album Dope Don’t Sell Itself, released on February 4, 2022. The song gave the veteran Atlanta rapper and the Compton artist another chance to share a record, with Roddy appearing as a guest vocalist.

The collaboration sits among the album’s collection of short, direct rap records. Roddy’s appearance adds a younger voice to the project, while 2 Chainz keeps the song connected to the confident style that runs through the album. It is one of the guest appearances missing from the original list.

How – Ella Mai featuring Roddy Ricch

Ella Mai connected with Roddy Ricch on How, a song from her second studio album, Heart on My Sleeve. The project arrived in May 2022 and included collaborations with Latto and Roddy. Mustard handled the production, bringing the artists together over a polished R&B and hip-hop sound.

Ella leads the record with her smooth vocal performance, while Roddy adds a rap verse that gives the song a different rhythm. Their styles work well together without taking the focus away from Ella’s performance. The official music video also gave the collaboration a visual release.

Cooped Up – Post Malone featuring Roddy Ricch

Post Malone enlisted Roddy Ricch for Cooped Up, released ahead of Post’s Twelve Carat Toothache album in May 2022. The song brought the two artists together again after their earlier musical connection, with Roddy providing a guest verse on one of the album’s main singles.

Post handles the melodic hook and much of the song’s relaxed, catchy feel, while Roddy enters with a verse that shifts the energy. The track became one of the most visible collaborations on the album and gave Roddy another high-profile appearance outside his own releases.

How Far I Came – The Game featuring Roddy Ricch

The Game and Roddy Ricch joined forces on How Far I Came, a track from The Game’s DRILLMATIC – Heart vs. Mind album. Released in August 2022, the song paired two Compton artists from different generations and gave the project another connection to the city’s rap history.

The collaboration reflects on progress and the distance both artists have travelled in their careers. Roddy’s appearance brings a more melodic touch to the record, while The Game’s presence anchors it in the West Coast rap tradition. It is another confirmed 2022 feature that was absent from the first version of this page.

Never Change – Symba featuring Roddy Ricch

Symba recruited Roddy Ricch for Never Change, a track from Results Take Time. The song arrived in September 2022 and gave Symba a collaboration with an artist whose melodic rap style has helped him stand out on records with very different sounds.

The track’s message centres on staying true to yourself as life and success begin to change. Roddy’s contribution fits the subject, adding a recognisable vocal style to Symba’s record. It belongs on the list of Roddy’s 2022 guest appearances.

Keep Going – DJ Khaled featuring Lil Durk, 21 Savage and Roddy Ricch

DJ Khaled assembled Lil Durk, 21 Savage and Roddy Ricch for Keep Going, one of the collaborations on his GOD DID album. Released in August 2022, the project brought together a large group of established artists, and this track gave Roddy a place alongside two of rap’s most recognisable voices.

Each artist brings a different delivery to the record, with Roddy adding his melodic style to the lineup. The song fits the album’s theme of persistence and pushing forward despite setbacks. It was also included in the official GOD DID tracklist, making it a confirmed feature rather than an uncredited appearance.

Fam Good, We Good – DJ Khaled featuring Gunna and Roddy Ricch

Fam Good, We Good is another Roddy Ricch appearance on DJ Khaled’s GOD DID album. This time, he shares the track with Gunna. The song arrived as part of the same August 2022 project that also featured Roddy on Keep Going.

The collaboration puts Roddy and Gunna together on a record built around the people who remain close and the importance of having a dependable circle. Their melodic styles give the song a smoother feel than some of the album’s harder rap collaborations. It is an important addition because Roddy appeared on two separate tracks from the project.

Sober – YG featuring Roddy Ricch and Post Malone

YG brought Roddy Ricch and Post Malone together on Sober, a track from his album I Got Issues. Released in September 2022, the song features all three artists, with Roddy appearing alongside Post Malone rather than as the only guest on the record.

The song takes a more personal angle, with its central idea built around the difference between how someone behaves when sober and how they feel when they are not. YG leads the track, while Roddy and Post Malone add their own vocal styles. This is another major feature that was missing from the original compilation.

B.R.O. (Better Ride Out) – A Boogie wit da Hoodie featuring Roddy Ricch

A Boogie wit da Hoodie reunited with Roddy Ricch on B.R.O. (Better Ride Out), released in October 2022. The song was part of the rollout for A Boogie’s album Me vs. Myself. The two rappers had worked together before, so this release continued a musical connection that fans already knew.

The title is short for “Better Ride Out,” and the song focuses on loyalty between friends and the people who stand by you. A Boogie sets up the record before Roddy adds his verse, giving the collaboration a familiar back-and-forth feel. It was one of the final major guest appearances in Roddy’s 2022 run.

Roddy Ricch 2022 Solo Songs

Ghetto Superstar – featuring G Herbo and Doe Boy

Roddy Ricch returned with Ghetto Superstar in September 2022, bringing G Herbo and Doe Boy along for the release. The collaboration arrived as Roddy began building anticipation for Feed Tha Streets III. It was one of his clearest signs that new music was on the way after a quieter period for solo releases.

With three rappers on the record, the song gives each artist room to bring a different approach. Roddy leads the release, while G Herbo and Doe Boy add their own verses to the track. The single helped set the tone for his return to a more active release schedule.

Real Talk

Real Talk opened Roddy Ricch’s three-track The Big 3 project, released in June 2022. Produced by Mustard and J.Holt, the song gave fans a first look at the short project and reminded listeners of the confident delivery that helped Roddy build his name.

Roddy uses the track to speak about his position and the work that brought him to that point. The production keeps the record direct, leaving space for his voice and the song’s central message. It was one of three new songs on The Big 3.

Tootsies

Tootsies is the second track on The Big 3. It arrived with the rest of the EP in June 2022, giving Roddy another short solo release while fans waited for the next instalment of his Feed Tha Streets series.

The song takes a more playful direction, with Roddy rapping about his lifestyle and spending. Its shorter runtime keeps the track moving without stretching the idea too far. Alongside “Real Talk” and “No Mop,” it completed the three-song project.

No Mop

No Mop closes The Big 3, the three-song project Roddy Ricch released on June 24, 2022. The EP was a short release, but it gave fans fresh material while the rapper continued working toward his next full-length mixtape.

On this track, Roddy keeps the subject matter more playful and centred on relationships. It rounds out the EP alongside “Real Talk” and “Tootsies,” making all three songs part of his 2022 solo catalogue.

Stop Breathing

Roddy Ricch released Stop Breathing in September 2022 as another step toward Feed Tha Streets III. The song marked a return to solo releases and arrived with a more intense sound than the shorter tracks on The Big 3.

Roddy’s rapid delivery and tightly packed lines give the record much of its energy. The song later appeared on Feed Tha Streets III, where it helped carry the momentum from the mixtape’s pre-release singles into the full project.

Aston Martin Truck

Aston Martin Truck arrived in October 2022 as another single from Roddy’s upcoming Feed Tha Streets III. The track followed “Stop Breathing” and gave listeners another preview of the mixtape before its November release.

The song finds Roddy reflecting on his success, lifestyle and the things that come with his position in the rap game. Its polished production and focused delivery made it a natural fit for the project. It also became one of the tracks from the mixtape to receive an official music video.

Twin – featuring Lil Durk

Roddy Ricch and Lil Durk connected on Twin, released in November 2022 ahead of Feed Tha Streets III. The collaboration brought two successful rappers together for a track that became one of the key releases in the mixtape’s rollout.

The chemistry between Roddy and Durk gives the song its appeal, with both artists bringing their own melodic rap styles to the record. “Twin” also became one of the project’s two guest-feature tracks, alongside “#1 Freak” with Ty Dolla $ign.

Feed Tha Streets III – Roddy Ricch’s 2022 Mixtape

Roddy Ricch released Feed Tha Streets III on November 18, 2022. The 15-track mixtape continued the series that helped establish his name and included two guest appearances: Lil Durk on “Twin” and Ty Dolla $ign on “#1 Freak.” The project also brought together songs he had released earlier in the year, including “Stop Breathing” and “Aston Martin Truck.”

The full tracklist includes “Just Because,” “King Size,” “Heavier,” “Blue Cheese,” “Favor For A Favor,” “Twin,” “Aston Martin Truck,” “Get Swept,” “Belly Of The Beast,” “Stop Breathing,” “Fade Away,” “#1 Freak,” “Pressure,” “No Rest” and “Letter To My Son.” The project gave Roddy a substantial collection of new solo material to close out 2022.

Listen to the complete Feed Tha Streets III album and check the full tracklist on your preferred streaming platform.

The Big 3 – Roddy Ricch’s 2022 EP

Before releasing Feed Tha Streets III, Roddy shared The Big 3 on June 24, 2022. The short project contains three songs: “Real Talk,” “Tootsies” and “No Mop.” It gave fans new music during the wait for the next Feed Tha Streets instalment.

Although it was brief, the EP was an important part of Roddy’s 2022 output. Each song offered a different side of his sound, from the confident delivery on “Real Talk” to the more playful subject matter on “Tootsies” and “No Mop.” You can listen to The Big 3 on Apple Music.

These are the confirmed Roddy Ricch songs and features from 2022. Aswehiphop will keep this archive organised with his releases and credited collaborations from the year.