Gucci Mane & Kafani Join Keak Da Sneak On "Money Over Everything"

Keak Da Sneak taps Kafani and Gucci Mane on "Money Over Everything."

BYAron A.Jun 08, 20184.9K Views

People often overlook Keak Da Sneak in the rap game but without him, Bay Area's Hyphy movement wouldn't be what it is today. He's been putting in work for over nearly two decades at this point and has worked with everyone from MC Hammer to Lil Wayne. Even with so many years under his belt, he proves to still be hungry. Today, he comes through with his latest track, "Money Over Everything."

Keak Da Sneak returns with his latest track, "Money Over Everything." His latest track hails features from Gucci Mane and Kafani. It's a fun track that's filled with that Bay Area bounce throughout it all. Keak Da Sneak and Kafani handle the verses on the track while Gucci Mane holds down the verse. It's an upbeat anthem that'll definitely have you vibing out throughout it's entirety.

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