Real Boston Richey: The Florida rap heavyweight flips Ne-Yo's classic for a fire 'Come Outside' music video

Nearly two decades since Ne-Yo dropped his classic ‘So Sick’ gem, turns out the song is impacting more than lyrics for Florida rap heavyweight Real Boston Richey and it’s on full display with the ‘Come Outside’ music video. It’s an outdoor flex in front of the bodega spot with gang-gang for Richey.

A fire tune with a visually hot music video to complement the statement. Kick back and embrace the cinematic presentation.

Real Boston Richey delivers his newest music video today, “Come Outside (So Sick)

“Come Outside (So Sick)” is found on Richey Rich, Real Boston Richey’s sophomore full-length studio album, available at midnight. Watch the video here, and pre-order/pre-save the album here.

Listen to Richey Rich the album, available now.

2024 has been an important one in Richey’s journey. Following his Billboard 200 debut in late 2023 with the release of Welcome 2 Bubbaland, Richey’s debut album, he made his Billboard 100 debut this year thanks to “Help Me,” a soul-baring track off Richey Rich that’s become a viral social media sensation.

Richey Rich, his second studio album in as many years, seeks to solidify Richey’s stardom as he continues to grow his mainstream profile in the wake of dominant mixtape success (Public Housing, Public Housing 2).

Watch “Come Outside (So Sick)” today.

Real Boston Richey: The flex is on full display in the 'Help Me' music video

If there’s one thing you can always count on when it comes to rap artist Real Boston Richey it’s his knack for putting out fire anthems. So adding a visual flex to the newly released ‘Help Me’ just takes things up a few more notches.

The song is flames and bringing the team out to turn up for a cinematic flex? All types of must-see. Embrace the visual presentation.

Real Boston Richey, following a breakout year in 2023, returns with a haunting new single, "Help Me," produced by Mac Fly (King Von, Sexyy Red). The rapper, known for his vulnerability on wax, seamlessly bares his soul on this latest release, available now.

Over somber production, Richey candidly shares his struggles with convoluted emotions, from being manipulated by women to reflecting on his humble beginnings in a mobile home. Despite the downtrodden atmosphere, Richey's captivating flow and pockets of energy invigorate the record, culminating in a subtle yet triumphant conclusion.

This level of vulnerability is unfamiliar to some rappers, but it's second nature to Boston Richey. As he told Revolt last year, "I've learned to channel my feelings into songs without shame, using music as a form of venting." 

"Help Me" showcases Richey's range, following his Billboard-debuting album, Bubbaland, which explored a broad spectrum of personal topics. The album also spawned the successful single "The Type" with YTB Fatt, amassing 14 million YouTube views since its September release.

Despite the contrast between "Help Me" and "The Type," Richey delivers the same lyrical diligence his audience has come to expect. Most recently, he joined GloRilla on stage at the FedExForum in Memphis on May 30th.

Stream “Help Me” now, and check Richey’s debut album, Welcome to Bubbaland, here.

Real Boston Richey: The new 'Braggin' Rights' music video turns up the temps

Need some cinematic fun in your life? Look no further than what Real Boston Richey is serving up with his new ‘Braggin’ Rights’ music video.

The lyrics go hard and getting the cameras rolling on this wild storyline? Super must-see.

Real Boston Richey: The cameras get rolling for the new 'Bubba Man' music video

Sometimes the vocals just don’t cut it and it’s the case for hip-hop artist Real Boston Richey. His ‘Bubba Man’ anthem goes hard - of course from the new Welcome To Bubba Land album - and it’s only right there’s an accompanying music video.

From the street life grind to celebrating the beauty of it, it’s a cinematic glow up for Richey. Tap in.