Pittsburgh’s own See-Money is coming for blood with his latest drop, “Opps.” At just 16, the young spitter is already making grown man moves in the rap game, and this track proves he’s not here to play games with anyone, especially the haters. If you’ve been sleeping on him, consider this your wake-up call.
Coming out of the IRA Family, a one-of-a-kind hip-hop dynasty featuring his younger brother Baby Gangsta, his mother Mean $treak, and his father Cold Ca$e, See-Money was basically born with a mic in his hand. This isn’t just music. It’s family business. That foundation is paying off big. After landing #15 on the iTunes Hip-Hop charts last year with his single “Silent,” he also amassed over 5 million views on TikTok, See-Money has made it clear that his grind is unmatched.
Now with “Opps,” he’s letting the world and especially his doubters know exactly where he stands. The beat knocks with gritty drill flavor while See-Money fires off bar after bar, calling out fake love, betrayal, and the snakes in the grass. It’s more than just a track. It’s a statement. The hook is catchy, the message is raw, and the energy is relentless.
The visuals take it to another level. Directed by his father Cold Ca$e and filmed by Benji Filmed It, the video is all smoke and intensity. Shot in the outskirts of Pittsburgh, it captures street heat mixed with cinematic polish and real energy for real fans.
Whether he’s spitting at ID Labs, the same Grammy-winning studio that helped launch legends like Mac Miller and Wiz Khalifa, or wrenching on classic trucks with his grandfather, See-Money stays grounded in hustle and heart. And with a vault full of unreleased music, it’s only a matter of time before he takes his spot in hip-hop’s next wave.
