Rae Rae pens a nonchalant vantage point with his new self-produced single ‘Crash Flow (Ain’t Trippin)’ feat. Taeman.
The newly signed Motown Records recording artist is starving his distractions in a daring attempt at fame and notoriety. Rae Rae’s latest offering is imbued with an unyielding sense of grit. Whether it’s his notion of tunnel vision for hustling or the laudable work ethic behind a tireless grind, the Run-It-Up Records star is clearly on a different type of time.
“When I made ‘Crash Flow’ I just wanted an anthem for the people to turn up to,” says Rae Rae. “It’s really
self-explanatory, I ain’t trippin bout no b***h, no I ain’t crashing bout no h**, we focused 2020 and we bout to
take over“, he continues.
At just 17-years-old, the buzzing artist has already made a name for himself with amassing over 30 million global streams. Sonically, his infectious flow narrates a street sermon through youthful eyes, detailing first hand experience with life’s many unprecedented hardships.
The Atlanta native initially dropped out of school to pursue a professional career in music and hasn’t looked back since, backed with the support of his family and loved ones. With ‘Crash Flow (Ain’t Trippin)’ making a bold statement as Rae Rae’s Motown debut, only time will reveal what he’s truly capable of.
Check out the new record below.
