My Boo
I love love love Trey. He gets better and better. What I love about him most is that he sounds even better live. The CD is a MUST have. I love his flirtatious ways, his smooth vocals, his sexXxy style. I want him......sorry, but I do!

He is The Future
Trey Songz is the new sound of R&B. I admit when I first heard Trey I wasn't too fond of him. "Gotta Make It" was not that great of a song to me and his first album was not the real deal like it was hyped up to be. Also after hearing Trey Songz proclaim he was the best guy in R&B right now had me more than skeptical about his 2nd release Trey Day. Then came Wonder Woman...a beautifully masterful Timbaland production (well Danja to be exact). Talk about hypnotic! It made me instantly anticipate the album. It definitely delivered. You can tell that Trey Songz took in the criticism from naysayers such as myself because now every song is enjoyable and masterfully sung. Trey is all grown up and the music and style reflects that. The Last Time has become one of my favorite songs of all time with one of Bryan Michael Cox' best beats and lyrics by Q Amey ( look out for him!) as well as flawless singing from Trey himself. What a classic! Can't Help But Wait, Sex For Yo Stereo, U Got It and We Should Be (another classic! So sensual) round out the list of A+ songs. The album flows perfectly, each song is smooth and sexy. Trey is the cream of the crop right now.

I just gotta make it? Trey, I think you have MADE IT! 3 1/2 stars
Yes, Trey! This is what I'm talking about! This album easily trumps Chris Brown's "Exclusive", The Dream's "Love/Hate", Omarion's "21" and Mario's "Go." Trey Songz is impressive with his sophomore LP, "Trey Day." The "songz" on this album will be in vogue for years to come because it is not just music for right now. Cohesiveness is here from beginning to end. The production is nice and lyrically, he isn't bad at all.

It took me a long time to get into "Can't Help but Wait", but one day, something told me to take a close listen and don't just dismiss it as another song on the radio. The day I took an intense listen is the day I began to take the song for what it was worth. Once I took a real listen, I liked it. Though there is nothing particularly special or memorable about the song, it is solid, especially because of its hook. The song is about seeing a girl being mistreated by her boyfriend, but having no choice but to "wait" until she leaves him. Prince has been inspiring a number of artists lately, and Trey is apparently no exception. "Role Play" has his influence written all over it. "Try some role play/I can do what you say, you can do what I say/I can have it my way" are among its sexual lyrics. "Role Play" is one of this album's best moments and all who own this album will probably have it on repeat, especially when/if being intimate. Trey Songz did most of this album relying on his own talent, but there are one or two guest appearances. Artists receive a lot of respect for limited guest appearance because too many features is a sign of an artist's insecurity. Anyway, Jim Jones lends his talents to the song called "Fly Away." Ironically, the two artists seem to compliment each other and this song is a nice touch.

I was entertained by this album. However, Trey is too lazy with his delivery. If he capitalizes on his vocal talent, he could be a great artist. Aside from that, I have no gripes. I hope R&B lovers are able to get their hands on this album somehow because it's sure to please.

Mikeisha's Top 5

1. "Last Time"
2. "Role Play"
3. "No Clothes On"
4. "Missing You"
5. "Long Gone Missin"

Stop it haterz!
How can you not like this album? People say there's too much rap, too much bootknocking songs-it's called versatility, people! Props to Trey for pumping out songs that help peel chicks' panties off. Fast slow, freaky-the man covers it all. Looking a little deeper, though, dude's writing is tight- check long gone missin' and foreplay for his gift with the pen. A couple of songs arent so serious and a little funny, like sex for your stereo and store run, but trey's running on al cylinders otherwise. This CD's worth the money.He can't bust moves like C Brown, but lyrically he's sharp. Cop it-I guarantee you'll wear the CD out in two seasons.

love it
i did not know that i was going to like the whole cd. i did not get the first one, but this one is good.