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Jill Scott's Viral Video Inspires Trey Songz New Music


Earlier this week an old Jill Scott's "Crown Royal " performance resurfaced and had social on a media soap box ready to take her to Salem.

Viewers who seemingly have never seen Jill Scott in concert were appalled by her very sensual displays of fellacio to a microphone. That's not really the purpose of this article. The purpose of this article is to alert all of you R&B lovers that "Mr. Steal Your Girl" was not disgusted by the video, he was inspired. 

So much so that he dropped a track today titled "Jill (Sumn Real)" on soundcloud. Using the sample of Jilly from Philly's "He Loves Me-Lyzel in E Flat" single from her first album. 

Here are some of the lyrics: 

"Oh Jill, Jill, Gimme some real. 
Your different you're special you're out of this world, Extraterrestrial. 
Promise to hold you, Imma protect you 
Promise you shelter, heaven neglect you, 
I wanna love you, give me some real, I wanna love you , do it like Jill. Baby do it like Jill" 

Okay den. Whether you agree with her skills or not, Trey liked it. And we like this track! 

Sometimes all you need to cap off a Saturday evening is Trey Songz riffs in your ear, promising to love you. YESSSSS. We are here for it! 

Capt SistaGurl Out! 





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