At just 16 years old, Pittsburgh’s own See-Money is setting the tempo for the next wave in hip-hop. Armed with a fearless pen, a relentless hustle, and a track record that speaks volumes, the young emcee returns with “Opps,” a fiery anthem that calls out doubters, fake friends, and exes with laser focus.
Raised in the Steel City, See-Money reps the “IRA Family,” a groundbreaking rap unit made up of his younger brother Baby Gangsta, his mother Mean $treak, and his father Cold Ca$e. This isn’t just a musical crew — it’s a movement built on bloodlines and bars. That foundation propelled See-Money’s 2024 hit “Silent” into the iTunes Hip-Hop charts, landing at #15. He’s also racked up over 5 million views on TikTok, where he’s also amassed a loyal following of over 50 thousand fans.
With “Opps,” he steps into a new zone. The track is razor-sharp, combining gritty bars with melodic flows and a hook that grabs you by the collar. His delivery is confident, calculated, and cutthroat — like a young general leading his own campaign. Lyrically, it’s a bold rejection of the noise that surrounds rising fame, rooted in real-life experiences of betrayal and determination.
The official video takes things even further. Shot on a Sony RED camera by Benji Filmed It and directed by Cold Ca$e, the visuals are slick but grounded, offering a raw glimpse into See-Money’s world. Set just outside of Pittsburgh, it balances cinematic polish with street authenticity, mirroring the duality of See-Money’s artistry.
Beyond the music, he’s a storyteller with layers. When he’s not recording at the iconic ID Labs — the same studio where legends like Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller made history — he’s restoring old-school trucks with his grandfather, proving his roots run deep both on and off the mic.
Stream “Opps” now on Spotify, YouTube, and all major platforms. For those still sleeping on See-Money, now’s the time to wake up. This isn’t hype — it’s a warning. The kid from Pittsburgh is building a legacy, one track at a time.
Watch the “Opps” video here: