Moneybagg Yo celebrates his born day with money to 'Blow' on his new song

Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo is making sure today is bigger than just his born day. The hip-hop heavyweight has come through with his new ‘Blow’ anthem for the masses.

Moneybagg Yo’s ‘Blow’ anthem comes on his birthday

From the witty wordplay to the hard bars, there’s no shortcuts when it comes to a Moneybagg verse being light or forgettable. Staying busy-busy, Yo finds the time to come through on his newest audio gem.

Today, Multi-Platinum Memphis superstar, Moneybagg Younleashes his anthemic new single “Blow.” Relentless and unfiltered, the track displays the skill and the gravity that has made Moneybagg Yo one of raps most instantly recognizable voices — and one of its most colorful, acrobatic MCs. With this release, Bagg is featured on New Music Daily on Apple Music. Listen to the track HERE via CMG/N-Less/Interscope Records.

Where Moneybagg Yo has, in the past, drawn compelling tension between trauma and consumption, on “Blow” he smartly blurs the line between the two. The song’s cleverest turn is that it seems to apply the same scrutiny to human beings that one would use to suss out a fake Rolex. “Hard to sort out all the fake from the real,” he raps over punishing drums. “Gotta look at this shit for what it is.” 

This year Moneybagg Yo has kept himself busier than ever. The rapper has been nominated for Billboard Music and iHeartRadio Awards, received acclaim from publications like Pitchfork, Forbes and the New York Times, and collaborated with A-list stars like Kanye West, 2 Chainz, and YG — with whom he recently performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Moneybagg Yo has also established himself as a supreme scout and developer of talent: His artist BIG30 was recently tapped as part of XXL’s latest Freshman Class. Most recently he appeared on the CMG compilation Gangsta Art – a collaborative album with his labelmates. One of his songs from that album, “Big League,” which features CMG CEO Yo Gotti, Mozzy, and Lil Poppa was chosen as the official song of the 2022 NBA Finals. Prior to that, his most recent solo album, 2021’s No. 1 critically acclaimed A Gangsta’s Pain, was certified Gold.