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Jaiy Bradie - I Get Money

Bio:

Jaiy Bradie (pronounced Jay Brady) raps with plenty of attitude. Born and
raised on Chicago’s notoriously vile Southside, the certified street prophet
drops bars laced with witty wordplay and a “run it or get run over”
mentality. Hailing from a metropolis that has birthed a myriad of successful
Hip-Hop lyricists such as Common, Kanye West and Twista, Jaiy pays homage to
personal experiences with his own unique approach to the Windy City mix. His
life has played out like one movie after another: guns, drugs, jail,
violence and death, balancing the sordid details on his new mixtape, A
Bosses Boss. Making clear his intention of kicking the new decade off by
unleashing his verbal venom on narcissistic stars, the business-minded MC
has compiled a collection of songs that are equal parts entertaining and
shocking.

What I have for you today is an exclusive track from Jaiy Bradie entitled "I Get Money". The one thing I CAN tell you is the bio ain't lying bout Bradie. He went all the way in! Shoutout MidwestMixtapes on the alley-oop, Check it out!


Checkout his behind the scenes to his brand new video!

Let him know if you fucking with him!

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