Reza Arap Reveals Roy CDC’s Weird Genius Rider: Opening Pokémon Cards Before Performing
One of the most unexpected riders comes from Roy CDC, a member of the Indonesian electronic music group Weird Genius, which has achieved international acclaim.
News | 24 July
By DG Writer
Every musician or performer usually has a special list of requests known as a rider—a set of items or conditions that must be fulfilled before going on stage. These requests often include typical things like food, drinks, or performance gear. But sometimes, they reflect the artist’s unique personality with surprisingly unusual demands.
Reza Arap Reveals Roy CDC’s Weird Genius Rider: Opening Pokémon Cards Before Performing
One of the most unexpected riders comes from Roy CDC, a member of the Indonesian electronic music group Weird Genius, which has achieved international acclaim. This quirky detail was shared by fellow member and gaming influencer Reza Arap in a casual interview.
“Roy’s rider includes Pokémon cards. He just enjoys opening a pack before performing,” said Reza Arap, holding back laughter.
The term brewek, a popular local slang, refers to the act of unboxing Pokémon cards—a hobby that has grown into a worldwide phenomenon, loved by collectors and investors alike. The thrill of opening sealed packs one by one, hoping to pull rare cards like Charizard or Mewtwo, brings a rush of excitement. For Roy, this ritual helps him get in the zone before hitting the stage.
Roy CDC isn’t just any name in the music scene—he’s also the older brother of international music star Rich Brian. Although Roy isn’t as globally recognized (yet), he has made his own mark in electronic music and live show production.
As far as riders go, requesting Pokémon cards is far from ordinary—especially in the music concert scene. Most artists might ask for something like 10 gallons of mineral water, fresh flowers, or specific foods. But Roy shows that comfort and inspiration can come from something deeply personal—even a booster pack of trading cards.
Just imagine the energy if Roy pulls a rare card like Pikachu Illustrator or a holographic Charizard right before a show. That’s the kind of boost that could take a Weird Genius performance to the next level.
This fun tidbit also shows how childhood hobbies like collecting Pokémon cards still live on in adulthood. For Roy, it’s not just nostalgia—it’s part of his pre-show hype ritual.
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