Flipp Dinero Taps Tay Keith For "Not Too Many"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.9K Views

Flipp Dinero is back with new heat.

Flipp Dinero is gearing up to have a major year ahead of him. He's already been aligning himself with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. "Leave Me Alone" helped put a spotlight on his name and gain the attention of the Kardashians, Travis Scott, OBJ, and DJ Khaled who signed the rapper to We The Best Music in a partnership deal with Cinematic Music Group. Drake even credited as an inspiration for Scorpion. Now, the rapper returns with not one, but two new songs. Both produced by one of the hottest producers in the game, Tay Keith.

Flipp Dinero released two new songs today including "Not Too Many." This track is a hard-hitting banger in comparison to "If I Tell You" which is the other song he dropped. Tay Keith delivers gritty production while Dinero uses his melodic flow to bounce over the beat.

Quotable Lyrics
Niggas they flip with you, you know you're next
How you go platinum but still totin' straps?
I cannot sleep but they tell me to rest
I'm with the Guala, nothin' but best

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