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At just 16 years old, Pittsburgh rapper See-Money is already proving he’s not here to play; he’s here to stay. With a family legacy rooted in hip-hop, a catalog of unreleased material, and millions of views across platforms, the rising emcee is back with a hard-hitting new track titled “Opps,” a defiant anthem aimed squarely at exes, trolls, and anyone daring to doubt his grind. Born and raised in the Steel City, See-Money is part of the “IRA Fa…
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Hip Hop Since 1987
At just 16 years old, Pittsburgh rapper See-Money is already proving he’s not here to play; he’s here to stay. With a family legacy rooted in hip-hop, a catalog of unreleased material, and millions of views across platforms, the rising emcee is back with a hard-hitting new track titled “Opps,” a defiant anthem aimed squarely at exes, trolls, and anyone daring to doubt his grind. Born and raised in the Steel City, See-Money is part of the “IRA Fa…
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