Rich The Kid – Calling My Line [Video]
Rich The Kid turns the phone-call motif into a full flex on “Calling My Line,” pairing a familiar pop reference with the kind of clipped, high-energy delivery that still suits him best.
Produced by Narline, the track pulls from Blondie’s “Call Me” without losing Rich’s usual bounce. The sample gives the record an instant hook, but he does not coast on recognition alone. His flow stays restless, moving through money talk, pressure, women, cars and status with that slightly off-center timing that made records like “Plug Walk” cut through in the first place.
The official video pushes the idea further, building around phones, surveillance-style imagery and Rich’s flashier instincts. It arrives as he continues teasing C’est La Vie, giving “Calling My Line” more weight than a random loosie while still working as a quick, direct single on its own.
For Rich The Kid, the record feels less like reinvention than a reminder of what he does well: finding a bright, immediate pocket and loading it with enough quotables to make the hook stick.
