Wonder Woman

Album: Trey Day (2007)
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  • When asked about his rapping on singersroom.com, Trey Songz replied: "If I'm going to do it then it's not going to be something that's thought about. It's going to have to come naturally. Like 'Wonder Woman,' I didn't say man I'm a rap on this track. I just went in and rapped on it. If I'm rapping on some songs on the album then it felt good and I was like I'm gonna rap on these songs. Rapping is something I take seriously. I love it. It was my first love; I started rapping before singing. If I ever go that route, it won't be wack."

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