Rico Nasty has signed with CAA for global representation. She continues to be managed by Fly South Music Group and repped by a PR duo: Grandstand Media in the U.S. and Imran Malik Publicity in the U.K.—because when your brand of chaos is internationally recognized, you need multiple countries managing the volume.

Her latest project, LETHAL, dropped last month via Atlantic Records and sounds exactly like the name suggests: unfiltered, unrelenting, and impossible to ignore. The project is a return to form—but also a flex. It’s Rico at full blast, blending punk fury with trap maximalism, and reminding everyone that just because the mainstream shifted toward soft-spoken alt-rap doesn’t mean she plans to lower her voice.

With over 2.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and cities like Chicago, LA, and NYC showing up heavy in the data, Rico’s following isn’t niche—it’s just particular. They want volume. They want eyeliner. They want rage and glitter and someone who raps like she’s mid–WWE entrance.

She’s already left her mark on stages at Rolling Loud, Coachella, and Lollapalooza. And now that CAA is in the mix, expect to see her booked at even more venues where mosh pits are encouraged and dress codes include fangs.