We haven't heard much music from Sage The Gemini since he released his latest mixtape The Morse Code in July. He's been on a heavy promo circuit for the project since then. Now, he comes through with a brand new single "Pull Over."
Sage The Gemini connects with Trina for his new single "Pull Over." The single takes a sample from Trina's own "Pull Over" single with an additional verse from the Miami femcee. However, Sage takes the track and brings his own flavor to make it a new banger for 2018. Swiff D handles the song's production and creates a perfect beat for Sage and Trina to go off on. Sage's hook game will have you playing the song on repeat. However, it's Trina's verse that really stands out on a track.
Quotable Lyrics
You could see it from afar
I make it drop like a foreign star
I could make it clap like a crashin' car
Lips get wet for the caviar
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