Heir The Prophecy: Why not 'Spend A Lot' with the weekend goals on deck

Rap artist Heir The Prophecy is really, really, really feeling himself and why not? When you have an anthem like ‘Spend A Lot,’ it’s safe to say he has money to blow and loving it.

Heir The Prophecy’s ‘Spend A Lot’ is a summertime anthem

While summer might be a few days away, Heir jump starts the vibes with the newest tune out of his stash. The cover art speaks volumes but it’s the audio keeping things buzzing.

Hip Hop artist, Heir The Prophecy releases his single, Spend Alot, the song of the summer.

Hailing from Los Angeles,CA Heir is a rapper who provides intricate lyrics in authentic storytelling. His newest single, Spend Alot  is the perfect song for the summer. Whether it's sailing on a yacht or cruising through the streets, Spend Alot is the perfect soundtrack.

Spend Alot  is an unapologetic anthem for anyone living their best life. As the song says it's about not caring how others feel and enjoying the success that hard work brought. 

“In being true to myself through music, it is my hope that fans recognize and relate to the real. We all want the freedom to live our lives and this song sends the perfect message to all that we will do so unapologetically,” says Heir The Prophecy. 

Spend Alot is now available on all streaming platforms.

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Heir The Prophecy (Born Datray Adkins) is a rapper/songwriter who represents his West Los Angeles upbringing with his storytelling lyrics over trunk-rattling beats. Inspired by West Coast emcees including YG & Nipsey Hussle, Prophecy debuted as a rapper who is true to his authentic self and telling his story 

During Prophecy’s debut year (2021) he released 2 albums and 2 EPs that solidified him as an artist to watch. Heir The Prophecy has worked alongside local artists such as Mia Kennedi (Paycut), Yung Naduh (Changes), and FancyBaby (Assume the Position). 

Heir the Prophecy spent 2022 perfecting his craft and performing. After the release of his Star Power album he went on a tour through LA to spread his music. A few of his most noteworthy performances were for The Jayy Show (April 2022), Party in LA (July 2022), and Drop the Hammer Records (July 2022).

To start 2023 Prophecy released his Off the Rip single, an unapologetic song to fans and competitors announcing that Heir the Prophecy is in the game to win it