MONEYSPREADCLIQUE is a rap collective born out of Spokane, Washington, representing the 509, built on years of groundwork, loyalty, and nonstop creation. The story begins in 2018, when future members first linked up and started building chemistry long before the movement had a name.

In 2019, the foundation was officially set with Xanikan, THIEV, EJ ROSS, Anthony Ramxs, and Wyagavyn. From that point forward, the group stayed locked in, recording relentlessly and creating hundreds of songs over the years, shaping a sound rooted in their environment and ambition.

By 2024, the vision fully took form as MONEYSPREADCLIQUE, expanding beyond music with the launch of their own media group, giving them full control over visuals, branding, and releases. Momentum carried into 2025, a breakout year for the collective.

In 2025, the clique expanded again, adding EVHNDRX, Wyajordan, Millzzz, and Nathan Bishop, strengthening both the creative and operational sides of the group. That same year marked major milestones: MONEYSPREADCLIQUE held their first-ever collective performance and sold it out, followed by another sold-out show soon after. The growth continued as they were invited to their third performance, confirming their rising presence in the Spokane music scene.

Alongside the music, MONEYSPREADCLIQUE built a real brand. They launched their own clothing line and a dedicated website where fans can purchase merch and preview new music, keeping everything independent and community-driven. Through consistent releases and live shows, they steadily collected a loyal fanbase throughout the 509.

Now, the collective is pushing even further—currently organizing a music festival spotlighting local Spokane artists and musicians, aiming to elevate the city as a whole. Looking ahead, 2026 projections have MONEYSPREADCLIQUE entering conversations with record labels, while staying rooted in the foundation that made the movement possible.

From early links in 2018 to sold-out shows and city-wide momentum, MONEYSPREADCLIQUE stands as more than a rap group—it’s a movement built in Spokane, driven by independence, and spreading sound, culture, and opportunity straight out of the 509