Lil Tjay Sounds Done With His Ex On “Calling My Phone” With 6LACK

CALLING MY PHONE

Lil Tjay & 6LACK

OVERALL RATING (????????)


Heartbreak Tjay is back, folks!

In all honesty, I’m not sure that there is a rapper in the game that is better than Lil Tjay at spilling their heart out on the mic. Matter of fact, whenever I see that he dropped a new song, I make sure I have a box of tissues by my side. Today, Tjay decided to return to the music scene with “Calling My Phone,” a song that is about stiff-arming lovers that are bad for you.

I really like “Calling My Phone” a lot! Not only do I f**k with the song’s smooth-ass vibes, but I also like Tjay’s hypnotizing melodies and vulnerable lyrics. 6LACK’s sly/confrontational verse is the song’s icing on the cake.

If you don’t want your ex calling your phone, block their ass! (I swear, muthaf**kas forget that their phones come with a block button)


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