SOB x RBE Are Back: The Vallejo Trio Reunites for a Monumental Return with “Ten Summers”

If you’ve followed West Coast rap over the last decade, you know just how heavy the news of an SOB x RBE reunion hits.

After a seven-year hiatus that saw the members carve out impressive solo paths, Yhung T.O., DaBoii, and Slimmy B have officially stepped back into the booth together. Their new single, “Ten Summers” isn’t just another drop on streaming platforms—it’s the definitive closing of a chapter, a celebration of survival, and a reminder of why the Vallejo collective changed the sound of modern street rap.

Reflecting a Decade in the Game

The title says it all. “Ten Summers” marks a full ten-year milestone since the group first emerged from North Vallejo back in 2016, shaking up the underground with relentless energy and raw, unfiltered storytelling.

Along the way, they tasted the ultimate highs—including global recognition through cuts like “Paramedic!” on the Black Panther soundtrack—while also navigating the very real growing pains of a young group thrust into the spotlight.

Rather than ignoring the years spent apart, “Ten Summers” leans right into the history. Hearing T.O., DaBoii, and Slimmy B trade verses again brings an instant wave of nostalgia, but it’s anchored by the perspective of men who have grown up, become fathers, and worked through their differences. It feels less like a forced PR stunt and more like brothers finally getting back to what they do best.

A Proper Bay Area Passing of the Torch

The visual for “Ten Summers” matches the weight of the song. Keeping things rooted firmly in Northern California, the video features a heavyweight cameo from Bay Area royalty E-40, cementing the respect the group commands from the legends who paved the way.

Eagle-eyed fans will also catch subtle nods to their classic eras, tying their breakout underground days right into this fresh iteration of the group.

What’s Next?

This single isn’t just a one-off. Following their explosive live reunion earlier this spring, SOB x RBE are gearing up to take this energy back to the stage, with upcoming appearances locked in for festivals like Back 2 the Bay in San Jose and New West Coast in Salt Lake City.

The chemistry that made them underground heroes hasn’t gone anywhere.