The album is home to recent singles like the slinking, piano-laden “My N****s,” and the gleefully inappropriate “Hoodrat,” featuring a guest spot from Boosie BadAzz. They have their similarities as well: both rappers are fearless on the mic, willing to say absolutely anything, whether they’re stacking outrageous flexes, elucidating details of their chaotic pasts, or poking fun at fakes and lames. Like any hall of fame-worthy duo, the interplay between Rucci and AzChike is a study in contrasts–Rucci attacks the beat with a breakneck, snapping flow, while Chike’s oblique delivery finds hidden pockets in instrumentals, helping his disrespectful punchlines stand out. Joining forces for their first-ever collaborative album, Chike and Rucci share Kourtesy Of Us, a 21-track project. Tearing up the block with their street stories and function anthems, Rucci & AzChike are a match made in L.A. The duo sat down to talk about the process of making the project, working with members of Top Dawg Entertainment, riding around in Capolow’s scatpack in Oakland, a possible upcoming tour, and more. The frequent collaborators have teamed up for their joint project Kourtesy of Us, which is set to release in the coming months. You can’t talk about this new wave of Los Angeles hip-hop and not mention AzChike or Rucci’s name in the conversation.
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