Stream "Issa No (375 Flow)" Off Moneybagg Yo's "Time Served (Deluxe)"

"Issa No (375 Flow)" is one of the best tracks added with the deluxe version of Moneybagg Yo's "Time Served."

BYCole BlakeMay 17, 20204.8K Views

Moneybagg Yo dropped the deluxe version of his latest album, Time Served, which originally released in January. The updated tracklist comes with an additional seven tracks for fans to dive into.

"Issa No (375 Flow)" is the first new track fans are introduced to on the project, and certainly one of the best. The track boasts quick-hitting bar after bar over strong production. Yo posted a video of himself listening to the song on Instagram after the project was released.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CANpPpYjgWi

The rapper recently revealed that his single, "U Played," featuring Lil Baby, became RIAA certified Gold. The song is featured on the original version of the album.

Quotable Lyrics:

Blood on my chain, but my watch like H2O
First a Stingray, then a Lambo, I just copped two in a row
Must be blind 'cause I can't see myself fallin' out 'bout no ho
It's a no, watch what you type, don't lose your life over a post

Stream "Issa No (375 Flow)" below.

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