Trust Tate Turns His Journey Into a Late-Night Anthem In “City Never Sleep”

Living for today instead of tomorrow, Trust Tate makes the most out of every moment in “City Never Sleep.”

With a catchy hook and lucid Jersey Club production that moves the crowd, Trust Tate raps about having a good time and getting lost in the moment. From there, he speaks on his journey, dropping lines like “Yeah I came a long way from that public transit.” As he reflects on his past, he also recognizes the people who have been real with him from the jump. He promises to give them that same loyalty in return. “Every compliment you gave me was underhanded, where I’m at I planned it, respect I demand it,” he raps. “Yeah I love my n***as, yeah I love my b*tch, and to my day ones I won’t ever switch.”

In the following lines, he talks about putting his enemies in a “box” and how his path to success has been different from most. He then gets more personal, opening up about being tired of working regular jobs and dealing with the law. “Tired of punching clocks, tired of ducking cops,” he spits. But on the bright side, he’s still enjoying the finer things in life.

Before the song ends, he raps about drinking and makes it known that relationships aren’t his main priority. Although a woman may be interested in him, he isn’t looking for anything serious. He points this out when he tells her to stop saying she loves him.

Through it all, he’s focused on his music and doesn’t plan on slowing down anytime soon. “City Never Sleep” reflects that mindset as he delivers catchy rhymes about his ambition, lifestyle, and journey in the hip-hop industry.

Listen to “City Never Sleep” by Trust Tate below: