
Rich Porter
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Search complete. 20 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Rich Porter".
Oct 28, 2026
Vinnie Paz’s Halloween Horror Picks & Responding to the White Boy Backlash
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27:27Vinnie PazHOST
It's weird.
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27:28Vinnie PazHOST
Yeah, the dude that ran around with Al Poe and Rich Porter.
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27:34Brendan LongHOST
Mm-hmm.
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27:34Vinnie PazHOST
The white kid with red hair was like the same thing
Season 3: Episode 1: Part 2: Rise of A Hustler
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0:41Brian ValmondNARRATOR
He gives the Toyota to his girlfriend, Patricia Porter, affectionately known as Pat.
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0:46Brian ValmondNARRATOR
Pat is Rich's little sister, and they grew close during the early days of AZ working in the cleaners.
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0:52Brian ValmondNARRATOR
She recently gave birth to their daughter, Laurel.
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0:56Brian ValmondNARRATOR
One afternoon, AZ picks up Rich in LA for a drive.
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1:00Brian ValmondNARRATOR
Yo, A, this some fly shit you got here, B.
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1:03speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
The money coming at you quick, A. Yeah, A, you moving different.
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1:18speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
Work? We can build our own street together, right, LA? For sure.
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1:22Brian ValmondNARRATOR
We just bought Jeeps, too.
Episode 520 w/ Jason Martin & Glasses Malone
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46:03N.O.R.E.HOST
I'm just like, wait a minute.
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46:04N.O.R.E.HOST
Are they putting him over there? That's like equivalent to putting Rich Porter if Rich Porter was alive and people like Prince that just came home and having them act.
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46:14N.O.R.E.HOST
I was sitting there peeping.
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46:15N.O.R.E.HOST
I was seeing what y'all was doing.
Season 3: Episode 1: Part 1: Azie Faison: Humble Beginnings
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6:34Brian ValmondHOST
It reminds him of a spaceship.
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6:36Brian ValmondHOST
A few days later, he runs into his childhood friend, Richard Porter, but the neighborhood calls him Rich.
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6:42Brian ValmondHOST
He's a flashy young drug dealer from the West Side, and he's the pride of Harlem.
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6:47Brian ValmondHOST
Rich and his good friend Donald L.A. Johnson are just two of the many rising stars in Harlem streets.