Flipp Dinero Comes Through With His New Single "You Know It"

BYAron A.Updated onJanuary 10, 20182.6K Views

Flipp Dinero returns with his new single "You Know It."

Flipp Dinero's an artist that everyone should keep an eye out for. He dropped off a consistent stream of music through 2017 and on the path he's on, he's bound to make bigger waves in 2018. Earlier in 2017, we premiered his latest project The Guala Way. Today, Dinero drops off his first single of 2018 with "You Know it."

Flipp Dinero drops off his latest offering, "You Know It." Dinero's raspy voice flows over this hard-hitting production. It's a bit darker than other songs he's dropped but it showcases his sonic growth as an artist. The song runs for a bit over two minutes but its just enough time to get things off his chest. It's a solid effort from Dinero and hopefully, it indicates that he has a project on the way.

Quotable Lyrics
Yeah, I'm smokin' on this dope,
My n*ggas tweakin' like it's crack
Run up on me, yousa a dummy
Watch them slugs go through your back

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