Reese LaFLARE & Key! Join Money Makin Nique On "Mount Olympus"

BYAron A.Updated onApril 09, 20191.6K Views

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Money Makin Nique links up with Reese LAFLARE & Key! for his latest drop.

Money Makin Nique has returned with his new single, "Mount Olympus" featuring Key! and Reese LaFlare. The two rapper's link up over Wavy Wallace production who delivers a grim trap beat for the three Atlanta natives to hop on. Nique, Reese LaFlare and Key! deliver an infectious, low-key banger on "Mount Olympus." Nique previously worked with Reese LaFlare on their collaboration, "SWV." Nique's also worked with Key! in the past on the single, "I Ain't Shit!" with Forte Bowie."

"Mount Olympus" serves a Money Makin Nique's follow-up to a slew of singles he released earlier this year including "Bad Boy Shit (Mt. Vernon)" ft. Brucie B and "Not A Dream Freestyle" with Tha DareDevyl.

Peep Money Makin Nique's new single below and keep your eyes peeled for new music.

Quotable lyrics
Play with the gang, you get merked
Came up with a plan and it worked
All in they feelings, I know that they hurt
I'm fuckin' lil bih when she get out of work

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