Cassius Jay Unites Trouble & Tory Lanez On "Fish Scale"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.8K Views

Tory Lanez and Trouble join Cassius Jay on "Fish Scale."

Producer Cassius Jay has been responsible for some of the biggest anthems for some of the biggest artists. He's the producer who handled Roddy Ricch's "Every Season," as well as Cardi B's "Drip" ft. Migos and has a slew of other massive production credits under his belt. Now, it seems that he might have another project on the way and he's hailing down some of his previous collaborators to help bring it to life.

This week, Cassius Jay unveiled another new single titled, "Fish Scale" ft. Tory Lanez and Trouble. The single arrives shortly after Jay linked up with Young Thug on "Personal." On "Fish Scale," Tory and Trouble deliver celebratory vibes that has all the potential to have the summer on smash.

Check out the single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Hoodrat n***a still run it up
And I got smoke for a runner up
Smoke on your buddy, that bitch'll puff
Pussy lil n***as ain't done enough

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