Taking just a few piano notes, Trey gets a chance to talk about his love and how he doesn’t want her to go away. While I may not have rated this track number 1, I do think this is Trey’s most impressive song on the album. I know this sounds like blasphemy to the third degree, but this song sorta reminds me of ‘De-Ja Vu’ by Biebs and Post Malone.

The s–t isn’t all bedroom sounding, instead it has this fun-loving sound attached to it. This sound is definitely a different one for Trigga Trey, as it has these vibes that go toe to toe with his vocal abilities (He usually trumps the production every song). At times, the song can sound like a standard Trey Songz song, but then at other times it can sound like a Jason DeRulo song. What makes the song dynamic is that it has a few phases to it: The ‘I’m an animal, so you know what I’ma do to that vajayjay’ part, the ‘ smooth crooner’ part, and the combination of both. ‘Animal’ is a very dynamic song by Trey in which he sings about animal-like love-making. With this new album by Trey Songz coming out, maybe that taste the world once had for good R&B music will return. It seems like nowadays everybody sings, and for some backwards reason the masses are gravitating towards the rappers that sing as opposed to the singers that sing. Can I go ahead and state the obvious? R&B music like Trey’s has been a bit underappreciated by the masses as of late.

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