RiceGum

 Bryan Quang Le was born November 19 in 1996. RiceGum (199) is an American YouTuber and rapper known to be known for his diss tracks aswell online fights and battles with other YouTube personalities. The channel boasts more than 10000 users and more than two billion video views since he started it. Le was ranked as the 25th artist on the Billboard Emerging Artists list in November 2017. The Recording Industry Association of America issued his song "It’s Always Night Sis” platinum in March of 2018. Le released a single titled "It’s Every Night Sis" in 2017, which featured YouTube star Alissa violet. It was a reaction to YouTuber Jake Paul's popular track "It’s Everyday Brother". [20][26] The song became Le's debut charting single. It reached number 80 on both the Billboard Hot 100 (Canada) and Canadian Hot 100 charts. "[27]"[28][29] was Le's first charting single. It was certified platinum by Recording Industry Association of America in March of 2018. The single was then immediately followed by "God Church" (July 2017). It was another allusion to "It’s Everyday Bro" that climbed to top spot on the Comedy Digital Track Sales chart.




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