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Drip Rick Vi to treat ladies for Valentine’s Day
Drip Rick Vi
Entertainment, Latest News
February 6, 2026

Drip Rick Vi to treat ladies for Valentine’s Day

United Kingdom-based dancehall artiste Drip Rick Vi is gearing up to release a treat for the ladies on Valentine’s Day, the singjay saying he’s ready to cater to his female fans in a very special way in the romantic season.

According to the artiste, he is about to release an epic single entitled Pretty Like You, which he believes is one of his best songs to date.

“Pretty Like You is a gift to my ladies. It was created to remind them of how valued they are by us as men. Everyone who has heard the song so far is going crazy about it. I feel very confident that it will be a hit. From the moment I recorded it, it gave me that special feeling, so the sky is the limit for this one,” stated Drip Rick Vi in a press release.

The artiste is currently enjoying a major buzz locally and internationally due to a cluster of releases, including collaborations with the likes of Byron Messia and Intense. The UK-based entertainer says he is optimistic about the prospects of him elevating to the upper echelon of music.

According to his management team at Paper Powered Muzik, he is a diamond in the rough.

“Drip Rick Vi has genuine star quality, and his work ethic is very impressive. He is a joy to work with. In the studio, he is a dream to work with because of how easy he finds melodies. Every artiste that he has collaborated with, as well as producers who have recorded him, can tell u that he is a special talent,” stated Jerome Graham of Paper Powered Muzik.

Currently, Drip Rick Vi is also busy promoting his new EP entitled Vi, which is on the verge of hitting local and international charts.

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