Rap Snacks Launches New Packaging with Rappers Romeo Miller, Migos, and Fetty Wap

ATLANTA - June 23, 2016 - PRLog -- Rap Snacks, "The Official Snack of Hip Hop", the potato chip snack line is set to launch three bold flavors with new brand packaging in July 2016. The three flavors will feature Rappers Romeo Miller, Bar-B-Quin with My Honey, Migos, Sour Cream with a Dab of Ranch, and Fetty Wap, Honey Jalapeno.

Rap Snacks will also engage with customers by encouraging them to upload video content about their experience with the snack line, through social media outlets, using the hashtag #RAPSNACKSIGOTCHIPS.

With the new Rap Snacks, you can now scan the back of the bag and win unreleased songs from artist featured on the all new Rap Snacks Bag. Fans can also scan and buy music, concert tickets, merchandise, and download artist content. Rap Snacks will be distributed in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Greensboro, North Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia, Orlando, Florida, Jacksonville, Florida, Chicago, Illinois, St. Louis Missouri, Detroit, Michigan, Memphis, Tennessee, Kansas City, Missouri, Northern New Jersey and Jackson, Mississippi.

HISTORY
Rap Snacks was created by marketing genius, James "Fly" Lindsay in 1994, based in Philadelphia, PA. Rap Snacks began as a variety of potato chips and popcorn that feature famous rappers. You can currently find classic bags of Rap Snacks in Philadelphia, St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri and Chicago, Illinois.

Rap Snacks featured a wide variety of popular rappers, as well as several lesser-known or up-and-coming artists. Each had its own distinct flavor. The packaging of each variety featured a cartoon version of the rapper on the front and a brief biography of the artist on the back.

In 1995, before rappers like Ol' Dirty Bastard and Master P took place on the 35 cent bags, MC Potato's was place on the front of the foil packaging, which sold for 25 cents. Rap Snack's breakout year was in 2006, selling over 3 million bags of chips per week featuring images of rappers like Murphy Lee, Mack 10, Stat Quo and Romeo's father, Master P.

Other artist that were featured: Meek Mill, Warren G, The Big Tymers, R&B group Bell, Biv, Devoe, and the Alabama duo Dirty was featured on a bag of 'Back to the Ranch' flavored chips, Detroit hometown hero Big Herk was featured on the 'Hot Sauce' chips and Murphy Lee, of Nelly's St. Lunatics covered the "Red Hot Ripplets" bag.

For additional information on Rap Snacks go to http://www.rapsnacks.net.

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