Tre Mission Drops Off His Latest Track "Hennessy Pool"

Tre Mission returns with another new drop.

BYAron A.Apr 26, 20191246 Views

Tre Mission's new project, Orphan Black is on the way. If you've been following the Toronto rapper over the years, he's been a back-and-forth between Canada and U.K. He's grown prominence overseas while getting shortlisted for Canada's Juno Awards in the Best Rap Recording category for Stigmata. The rapper's been dropping off singles over the month and today, he returns with his latest drop, "Hennessy Pool."

Tre Mission is back with his follow-up to March's "You Can Have." The Toronto-bred rapper holds down the production on the track while delivering a melodious track as he did with his previous single.

Although he hasn't announced a release date for the project yet, the rapper revealed that he has one more single after "Hennessy Pool" before dropping Orphan Black.

Quotable Lyrics
I don't recall seeing you in the 6ix
We do not know you at all, throw me the ball
I just might shoot up the block
I just might blow at the mall
Gimme a call, Tre in the back of the party
When he got the dope in his balls, coke in the malls

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