HOODRICH PABLO JUAN DROPS “FIRST DAY OUT” ON HIS BIRTHDAY AFTER FIVE-YEAR RICO STINT
Atlanta trap star Hoodrich Pablo Juan makes his long-awaited return with the new single and video “First Day Out,” out now via EMPIRE. The track marks his first release following a five-year stint behind bars related to a 2020 RICO case.
The drop lands during a milestone week for Hoodrich, who celebrates his birthday today, five years after being locked up just two days before it. What was once a dark chapter now marks a fresh start fueled by freedom, focus, and motivation. “First Day Out” serves as a victory lap for one of Atlanta’s most influential voices, proving he hasn’t missed a step.
Over a relentless, bass-heavy two-minute run, Hoodrich delivers his signature low tone and whispery flow, spitting braggadocious bars with effortless swagger, proving that for him, this all comes effortlessly. He doesn’t need the girl, but could have her if he wants; and stacking cash and rocking the most exclusive designer drip is second nature. Hoodrich moves like nothing ever slowed him down.
The accompanying visual gives fans an unfiltered look at Hoodrich on his first day home. Surrounded by close friends and cruising through Atlanta in Rolls-Royces and Maybachs, he flaunts stacks of cash, re-ups in designer fits, and moves with the confidence of someone stepping back into his prime. The video doesn’t hold back, taking viewers inside strip clubs, late-night studio sessions with Veeze and Lil Baby, and the city streets that raised him. Cameos from his crew highlight the respect he still commands, with diamonds, fashion, and luxury on full display.
Born in Newark, New Jersey, and raised in East Atlanta, Hoodrich Pablo Juan rose from humble beginnings to become a key figure in the city’s trap scene. He began his rap career in 2014 with the single “Go Get Money” and a feature on Peewee Longway’s “African Diamonds,” before releasing his breakout mixtape Designer Drugz, which helped define his melodic trap sound and caught the attention of Gucci Mane, leading to his signing with 1017 Eskimo. Over the years, he’s released standout projects including Designer Drugz 3, DMV, and BLO: The Movie, earning collaborations with Young Thug, Gunna, Quavo, Migos, Chief Keef, Lil Yachty, and Lil Uzi Vert. His viral hit “We Don’t Luv Em” cemented his place as a staple in Atlanta’s underground scene. Known for his distinctive tone, luxury-laced bars, and effortless mix of street grit and elegance, Hoodrich Pablo Juan continues to shape the trap genre as he steps into a powerful new chapter.
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