Richest Opp is the twentieth solo mixtape by American rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again. It was released through Motown and Never Broke Again on May 12, 2023. The mixtape debuted within the top five of the US Billboard 200, making it YoungBoy's 15th top-10 album in the US.^[1]

On May 4, 2023, media personality DJ Akademiks stated that YoungBoy and Durk had reconciled their public beef following several diss tracks and subliminal disses towards one another.^[2] Days later, on May 8, YoungBoy dissed both Akademiks and Durk through his private Twitter.^[3] On the same day, he announced a new mixtape titled Richest Opp and its release date of May 12, 2023, the same original release date as Lil Durk's album Almost Healed.^[4] YoungBoy later appeared on an Instagram Live video on May 10 while previewing "Bitch Let's Do It" and "I Got That Shit".^[5] On May 10, 2023, through the Never Broke Again label page on Instagram, the official tracklist was released. Furthermore, YoungBoy's in-house producer and engineer Jason "Cheese" Goldberg had taken to Instagram to post which songs on the tracklist had been previewed and which are leaked.^[6] On May 11, 2023, just a day prior to the mixtape's release, YoungBoy released "Bitch Let's Do It" exclusively to his YouTube channel alongside its official music video; it later appeared on digital streaming platforms alongside the rest of the mixtape.^[7]

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Richest Opp received generally favorable reviews from critics. Preezy Brown of Vibe wrote, "As brash and blustering as he can be, YoungBoy's vulnerability cuts through on tracks like 'Hurt My Heart' and 'Dirty Thug,' both of which channels his aggression in the midst of emoting. Richest Opp houses additional firepower such as 'Free Meechy,' 'What You Gonna Do,' 'Slider,' and 'I Want His Soul,' giving listeners an array of anthems to select from."^[10] Caleb Hardy of HotNewHipHop wrote "There are a slew of genuinely great choruses from YoungBoy throughout the record" and "Richest Opp begins to falter when it strays away from the core emotion of the record. The more understated, toned-down tracks such as 'Just Flow' and 'I Got That S**t' leave room for the wallpaper production to become increasingly obvious. As a whole, Richest Opp leaves the listener wishing that NBA YoungBoy was in a room of producers looking to take more sonic risks. The more YoungBoy's ominous voice takes over the record, the better. For the record's redundant flaws, fans will likely leave with a handful of personal favorites to keep them satisfied until the next project inevitably rolls around." In addition, he commented that the mixtape was "likely the best we've heard from NBA YoungBoy in 2023".^[11] Jayson Buford of Stereogum regarded it as YoungBoy's "best work out of the three" and wrote, "Richest Opp contains some spectacular moments; to listen is to blur the line between shock value and ordinarily stupefied pain."^[12]

Richest Opp debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200 chart, earning 51,000 album-equivalent units [including 1,000 pure sales].^[13] The album also accumulated a total of 74.37 million on-demand streams of the album's songs.^[13]

Credits adapted from Tidal.^[14]

• Jason "Cheese" Goldberg – mastering (1-17), mixing (1-17), recording (1-6, 8-17)
• YoungBoy Never Broke Again – recording (1-6, 9, 10, 12)
• Samuel "Khris James XO" Thanni – recording (7)