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Money Man “Purple Heart” Review

February 22, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Atlanta Rapper Money Man recently dropped his latest album Purple Heart. The project, fittingly released on Valentine’s Day, is the 22nd full-length LP by the rapper in a career spanning just over a decade. The former Cash Money signee has made it a goal to release fresh new music as often as possible, even stating in an exclusive interview for HotNewHipHop, “The music game is so slow. Behind the scenes is so slow with them, handling producers and getting the paperwork together and clearances… I don’t have time for that. That’s why my fan base loves me because I’m always keeping them with new music.”

With only 13 tracks interspersed over a 29-minute runtime, Money Man brings his trademark blend of hype and flavor to Purple Heart, offering a blend of 808-heavy club shakers sure to wow his dedicated and loyal base of listeners. Here’s a full overview of the project and a review of the material within.

The Album Can Be A Bit Repetitive

Money Man’s muted flows and bass-heavy instrumentals provide a shock to the senses. The opening track on Purple Heart, “Staying Fly” perfectly captures the tone and energy of the album, though the tracks begin to get quite samey as you venture through the front half of the tracklist. By the time you reach the fifth track, “Turnt” which touts the sole feature of the album, Moneybagg Yo, it becomes clear that the project would benefit from a few additional collaborators.

While Money Man has made his position clear about the slow-moving machine of the music industry in the past, one can’t help but feel that the sonic diversity some additional vocalists could provide on this album would be just the kick Purple Heart needs to take it to the next level. While the LP may not be the most ambitious project the 37-year-old MC has ever released, Money’s relentless energy and dark street-wise lyrics do paint a powerful picture for the fans.

The Project Does Contain Some Stand-Out Moments

Despite a few flaws, Money Man does shine through with a few major highlights on Purple Heart. The aforementioned “Staying Fly” is a perfect intro track, while songs such as “Cover Up” and “Turnt” carry the frenetic energy throughout the release. When Money does switch up his style, it’s a welcome departure, highlighted in outings like “That’s Easy” which see the rapper crooning about showering his loved ones with material wealth and personal protection.

“That’s Easy” manages to depart from the established trap sound present on the rest of the LP without sacrificing Money Man’s trademark bass-heavy flavor, and provides greater insight into the rapper’s personal life. The track makes it clear that Money knows the best things in life are free, though his position as the breadwinner of his family allows him to offer health and security that others can’t. Unfortunately, the following track “Think About It” provides an immediate repeat of these themes, with a more off-beat slurred delivery that makes the track sound more like a B-side effort that should have been left on the cutting room floor.

The real counterpart to “That’s Easy” comes 4 tracks later with the explosive and fast-paced “I’m The One.” On this track, Money reflects on his high-risk high-reward lifestyle, showcasing the struggles and triumphs of a man in his high-profile position.

Conclusion

All in all, Money Man’s latest effort is a positive inclusion into his illustrious catalogue of music. Fans of Money Man’s dark trap sound will surely enjoy Purple Heart, even if the record does very little to court new listeners by offering a wide range of sonic soundscapes. Some additional collaboration from Money would set his next project in the right direction, but his core fans will surely follow his journey wherever it takes him.

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Money Man Drops A Series Of Bass-Heavy Trap Heaters On “Purple Heart”

February 14, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Money Man loves to provide his fans with new music whenever he can. Which is why the veteran Georgia trap rapper has put out over 20 projects in his career. For that reason, it is no surprise that Money Man is back already to deliver Purple Heart. We got the chance to speak with the 37-year-old back on the release date of his 2023 project CROPTOBER. Money Man revealed the reason why he likes to release new material at a faster rate than most rappers. “The music game is so slow. Behind the scenes is so slow with them, handling producers and getting the paperwork together and clearances…”

He continues, “I don’t have time for that. That’s why my fan base loves me because I’m always keeping them with new music.” Well, he is back to do just that in the early stages of 2024. Purple Heart was actually teased in the latter half of 2023.

Listen To Purple Heart By Money Man

We covered a single Money Man called “Fear No Man.” In the live performance music video he made, that is when he announced the LP. On Purple Heart you will find a tight tracklist of just 13 songs and one feature. Moneybagg Yo is that lone ranger on the fifth track “Turnt.” That song title is definitely what this album is set out to do. Be sure to stream the project above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new album, Purple Heart, by Money Man? Is this his best album of all time, why or why not? What songs are you gravitating toward the most to right now? Do you like the minimal amount of features on the record? How did Moneybagg Yo do in your opinion? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to tell us in the comments below. Additionally, keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Money Man. Finally, stay with us for the most informative project posts throughout the week.

Purple Heart Tracklist:

Staying Fly
Do em like that
Cover Up
Understand This Lingo
Turnt with Moneybagg Yo
That’s Easy
Think About It
Make Sure
Pick What You Want
I’m The One
Love In The Booth
Put You Up
Servin Myself

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Money Man Net Worth 2024: Updated Wealth Of The Rapper

February 2, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Bursting from the vibrant streets of Atlanta, Georgia, Money Man, also known as Tysen Bolding, quickly established himself as a musical force to be reckoned with. Born in 1984, his younger years were deeply immersed in the rhythms and cadences of the South, laying the groundwork for his future endeavors in the rap scene. His talent and relentless work ethic set the stage for an illustrious journey ahead. From mixtapes to the mainstream, Money Man’s trajectory in the music industry has been both dynamic and lucrative. As the calendar pages flipped to 2024, CAKnowledge spotlighted his net worth, revealing a hefty sum of $12 million.

Career Highlights & Accolades

While many in the industry release an album every blue moon, Money Man’s approach has been anything but sporadic. With an arsenal of mixtapes and albums, including hits like Paranoia and Epidemic, his consistency is evident. His music, characterized by his distinctive flow and candid lyrics, has earned him a loyal fanbase that spans continents. Collaborations with industry stalwarts, chart-topping singles, and a firm grip on streaming platforms further solidified his place in the rap pantheon.

Personal Life & Highlights

Away from the studio lights and booming bass, Money Man’s life has been a blend of trials, tribulations, and triumphs. His lyrics often shed light on his personal experiences, painting a picture of a man who has faced adversity head-on and emerged stronger. While a man of few words in interviews, his music offers a window into his world, reflecting his views on society, relationships, and the intricacies of life in the limelight.

Business Ventures & Philanthropy

Not one to be pigeonholed, Money Man’s acumen also extends well beyond music. Recognizing the importance of financial literacy and independence, he’s ventured into various entrepreneurial endeavors, ensuring multiple income streams. But Money Man isn’t solely about the Benjamins. His philanthropic spirit has seen him engage in community outreach, supporting initiatives aimed at education, empowerment, and providing resources for the underprivileged. Through these actions, he further underscores a commitment to giving back, ensuring his legacy isn’t just about beats and bars.

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Money Man Net Worth 2023: What Is The Rapper Worth?

September 28, 2023 by newhiphopnews

Bursting from the vibrant streets of Atlanta, Georgia, Money Man, also known as Tysen Bolding, quickly established himself as a musical force to be reckoned with. Born in 1984, his younger years were deeply immersed in the rhythms and cadences of the South, laying the groundwork for his future endeavors in the rap scene. His talent and relentless work ethic set the stage for an illustrious journey ahead. From mixtapes to the mainstream, Money Man’s trajectory in the music industry has been both dynamic and lucrative. As the calendar pages flipped to 2023, CAKnowledge spotlighted his net worth, revealing a hefty sum of $12 million.

Career Highlights & Accolades

Personal Life & Highlights

Business Ventures & Philanthropy

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Money Man Quickly Follows Up “Red Eye” With New Project “Catch Me If You Can”

September 23, 2023 by newhiphopnews

New York-bred and Georgia-raised rapper, Money Man, is one of the hardest-working artists in the game. Some people might frown upon musicians who put out too much material. However, there is a crowd that will always be in demand for a continuous output of music. Money Man has the latter of those fans and that is why he is already back with another full-length project.

His last effort was put out on March 17 and that was titled, Red Eye. It was a 15-song, 34-minute-long offering with three features. Babyface Ray, Peezy, and Juney Knotzz were placed on the sparing list of guests. However, this is nothing new for Money Man. For the most part, the melodic trap rapper likes to allow his voice and presence to shine on his albums. That is the case here with his second LP of the year.

Listen To Catch Me If You Can From Money Man

Catch Me If You Can only sees BC Marse land on this tracklist. Interestingly, there were no lead singles to this release either. We got some other singles before this, however. “Fear No Man,” and “Gangsta Lean,” look to be tracks appearing on a different release. Purple Heart looks to be coming out later, as he announced this in a live rendition of “Fear No Man” in July on his YouTube page. But, let us know how your rocking with this effort for now.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand new project, Catch Me If You Can, from Money Man? Which songs are you enjoying from this project? What release do you like more, Red Eye or Catch Me If You Can? We want to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always be sure to keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the hottest album releases, as well as all of the latest breaking news around the music world.

Catch Me If You Can Tracklist:

Access Granted
Beautiful
Ochoa
Mochi
Lil Nigeria
My Move
Calculated
Life I Live (feat. BC Marse)
Anonymous
Active Swiper
Imagine
Ren and Stimpy
You Hell
Life Hack

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Money Man Gets Gritty On “Fear No Man”

August 12, 2023 by newhiphopnews

One of the most prolific rappers alive, Money Man is back again with a new single. This one is the lead single to his next album and it is called “Fear No Man.” This comes fresh off the heels of his 2023 project Red Eye which was released on March 17, 2023. For those who might not be familiar with the rapper, here are some key points to know.

Even though Money Man has a lengthy catalog already, he is still fairly new to the rap game. The Georgia rapper, born and raised, whose legal name is Tyson Jay Bolding, started his career off by creating when his own independent record label, Black Circle Family. It was named after his 2016 debut album, Black Circle. Jumping ahead, Money Man inked a deal with Cash Money Records, but with his success, he wanted to depart. He had to cough up $250,000 to leave and he went back to Black Circle.

Money Man Performed This Live

His production has not slowed one bit, as he announced his new album in the live performance version of “Fear No Man” back on July 13. It will be called Purple Heart and with an album titled that way we might be getting more moody cuts like “Fear No Man.” He spits a lot about the tough life on the streets and how he has grown from his past. The beat from Yung Lan, James Maddocks, and Jester is moody trap ballad and it works to perfection.

What are your thoughts on Money Man’s new song “Fear No Man?” Is this one of your favorite songs by him, or is it rank number one on your list? What did you think of his last album Red Eye? We want to hear all of your thoughts and opinions, so be sure to put them in the comments section below. Additionally, keep it locked with HNHH for all the hottest song releases and news from around the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Steppin’ we leave a footprint
Burnin’ money like incense
Used to struggle to pay rent
Up all night we on Adderall
F**k the ops, we gon’ dead ’em all

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GloRilla Reacts To Money Man Name-Dropping Her On “Saweetie” Song

March 27, 2023 by newhiphopnews

Artists name-dropping each other on their tracks definitely isn’t anything new. Still, that doesn’t mean the celebrity at the butt of the bar is always happy to hear what’s being said about them. Most recently, it seems GloRilla is upset with Money Man over his rhyme about her on his “Saweetie” song. It landed on his first project of 2023, Red Eye, earlier this month. Of course, the “FTCU” hitmaker isn’t the only one mentioned by the 37-year-old, though she does seem to be taking it more personally than anyone else.

“Brown skin bitch, she feelin’ on my chest, she look like Saweetie / My unc’ still cookin’ dope up in the kitchen, bumpin’ Jeezy,” the quick-witted rhymer says on his chorus. On the first verse, however, is when he name-drops the southern rap diva. “Skinny bitch inside my DMs, she remind me of GloRilla / I had drew down on a fan, but he only wanted a picture,” Money Man’s noteworthy mention of her infamously petite figure goes.

Money Man Name-Drops GloRilla on “Saweetie”

As is customary when a hot new hip-hop song arrives, social media has been reposting the lyrics across various platforms. Of course, it wasn’t long before GloRilla got wind of them. She even took some time to reply to one person quoting the bar online on Sunday (March 26). “Skinny bihh in my DM, she reminds me of GloRilla,” they wrote, causing the 23-year-old to clap back, “Hey guys, what song is this??????????? I hate it.” Clearly, she’s not a fan of Money Man’s latest project, or at least not “Saweetie.”

GloRilla is undeniably slimmer than many of her contemporaries due to her decision to forego plastic surgery. However, she’s always let her confidence shine through despite trolls making nasty comments. In the past, her Twitter feed has lit up with claims that people are constantly asking her about her BBL, as well as reminders that she’ll always see herself as curvaceous and thick, despite what any haters out there have to say. Stream Money Man’s “Saweetie” on YouTube above, and revisit the Ohio native’s Red Eye project here afterward.

“F.N.F.” Rapper Reacts to Lyrics About Her

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DaBaby, Silk Sonic, Lil Reese and More – New Projects This Week

November 12, 2021 by newhiphopnews

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