A biography for Rich Homie Quanhasn’t been written yet.
“Music is the only way I can express myself.”
“You wanna try and be Rich Homie Quan? I'ma make it where you can't duplicate it.”
“I really, to be honest, thought baseball was my ticket out of the hood.”
“I'm always trying to better myself in rap.”
“The biggest thing I'm proud of is becoming a man. Living my dreams? Yeah, that's cool, but me handling my business, you feel me?”
“I just want something that can last forever.”
“When I got out jail I didn't want to be shy no more.”
“I know I got them songs with Future, but I ain't just star struck. I got a song with Wayne, but Wayne just puts on his two shoes just like I do.”
“I think that's what we all want - a Grammy.”
“Well, for one I really feel that we should protect Black art.”
“On my first mixtape I didn't have a lot of money so a lot of my stories were about being broke.”
“Before you drop a project you want to make sure you have videos. You want to make sure everything is lined up the proper way.”
“I take music so serious, every song I got.”
“I just wanna see what everyone would wear if they could afford it. What would you really wear if there was no cost on nothing? Because your outfit is the definition of you. I can look at someone's outfit and know so much about them.”
“I grew up with nothing, so every dollar had value.”
“There'll never be another 'Still Goin' In,' only because I'll never go through those points in my life again. But you can hear the growth in the music since then.”
“Everybody don't want to see you win.”
“I'm trying to put my peers and younger generation on real estate, man. Less jewelry, less flashy - and get the things that really matter.”
“In the back of my mind, I always knew I had bars. I could rap, ya feel me. It just took for everyone to believe in me.”