Put’cha game faces on. With Trey calling the plays, he touches down with Jeezy and Weezy in his
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What’s beef? Nothing to Trey Songz. After calling out R.Kelly a few years ago, the singers have decided to bury the hatchet. In fact Kellz said he was even willing to work with Trey. Hopefully, he leaves the Auto-Tune at home. mtv
Check ’em out, ladies. With Trey’s Chapter V dropping August 21, he, Diddy and Meek Mill gets things popping for ya on its newest release. It’s DJ Clue with the premiere. splash Bonus: “I Don’t Like (Remix)”
Dallas’ House of Blues welcomed Meek Mill’s tour last night. At the 11:20 mark, Meek performs his track “Face Down” and Trey Songz then joins him at the 12:54 mark. Video coming soon.
From Club Play to the football field, we follow Trey as he films his next video featuring Lil Wayne and Young Jeezy. Also featuring coach Kevin Hart too. Ready? Break! UPDATE: More behind the scenes.
The night before premiering the audio online, Trey and Jeezy gave a live debut last Friday at South Beach’s Club Play. No Weezy, no problem. Photos of the evening here. ean
Tremaine’s appetite gets the best of him as he dives in headfirst on to LoveRance’s “Up”. Any leftovers? hhnm
Go long, ladies. With the assistance of Jeezy and Weezy, Tremaine tosses up his latest track. Sounds like a foul on the play. Chapter V drops August 28. Video coming soon. engineroomaudio
Trigga is getting ready to release his new album, Chapter V on August 21st. But for now, he commandeers MMG’s hit tune.
Meek’s still promoting Dreamchasers 2 and has begun shooting the project’s next video, “Face Down”. From the looks of it, the clip seems rather simplistic. We’ll see soon enough.
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