Bino Rideaux's "Mismatch" Is Here In Its Entirety

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221333 Views

Bino Rideaux is back with his latest drop, "Mismatch."

Bino Rideaux's a familiar name to many who've kept a close eye on the West Coast over the past few years. This week, he released his official major-label debut with Outside with appearances from Ty Dolla $ign, Mozzy, and many more. One track in particular that fans have been itching to hear is "Mismatch." Initially being teased on social media, the song has officially arrived in its entirety with a pretty interesting back story behind it.

"That’s the song I made right after I left Def Jam so I was in my bag," he told HNHH in a recent interview. "Like I was in New York. I just met the labels. And you know, I was just feeling like that n***a. I was in my vibe, so we went straight to the studio. I made that so “Mismatch” is on the project."

Peep the song below

Quotable Lyrics
Pull up on that bitch, hear my shit knockin
I’m gone put them Christians on
Rest In Peace to Pop
I can’t find no red around, sippin' Wok
Played this at my momma house
She like drop it

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