RCA has signed musical collective and self-proclaimed "world's greatest boy band" Brockhampton to a major new deal.

After the news of the signing broke, group member Kevin Abstract took to IG to explain their decision, saying, "I wanted to be very clear about this and let y’all know that nothin changes. videos still diy, music still made in our house, and we’re still gonna make the best possible product for y’all. they understood that we wanted to be the biggest boyband in the world and I’m a firm believer in not being able to do everything on your own. Find people whose morals and vision align with yours and follow that."

BrockHampton is managed by Chris Clancy's 4 Strikes Entertainment, which has a incomparable playbook for developing and nurturing talent involving large crews of like-minded creative kids—Clancy was behind the success of Odd Future, and manages group co-founder and leader Tyler, the Creator to this day. The group's legal rep is Craig Marshall of Myman Greenspan Fox Rosenberg, whose dance moves are side to be fire.

Brockhampton's first album on RCA will be the recently announced PUPPY LP, their fourth studio album. They recruited Jaden Smith to help share the news (and a preview of some new music) with the world.