Money Man Feels "Real Rare" On His New Freestyle

Money Man returns with his new track "Real Rare Freestyle."

BYAron A.May 28, 20185.4K Views

Money Man's been on a heavy grind in recent times and he's not showing any signs of slowing down in the near future. The rapper's been dropping off a whole lot of new music and has another project on the way. Over the past few weeks, he's been gearing up for the release of 6 Hours II EP with several singles. He recently dropped "Lonesome" which follows his BC Jrocc collab, "Cookies & Creed." Now, he comes through with his latest effort, "Real Rare Freestyle."

Money Man is coming back strong with his latest effort, "Real Rare Freestyle." The rapper's latest effort speaks on the dangers he faced in his time in the streets and his rise since then. Money Man's building the hype for 6 Hours II with each release so it's safe to say, he'll be bringing some major bangers through with each release.

Quotable Lyrics
Me and my daughter on FaceTime
Prayin' I don't get FedTime
Tryna make an M before the deadline

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