Trofye Threaded Gospel Through Street-Wired Consciousness in the RnB-Laced Hip-Hop Track Right and Wrong –

Trofye fired another warning shot from his lyrical arsenal with Right and Wrong, the latest drop from the Franklin, TN artist whose mic presence is just as strong as his moral compass. With Latin guitar inflexions and RnB nuances swaying in the instrumental undertow, the track grooves and stings simultaneously. But the sonics are only the sugar-coating for the stark sermon tucked into his verses, where gospel sensibilities meet grit-hardened urban resolve.

Through hard-earned insight and razor-sharp flow, Trofye doesn’t hold back on laying the accountability cards down with faith and fortitude pulsing through each bar. While the culture collectively points fingers, he calls for self-reflection and truth-facing, refusing to tiptoe around the fragility modernity has mistaken for strength.

There’s a rare edge to Trofye’s cadence. It isn’t loud for the sake of volume; it cuts with precision. Each rhyme is engineered for impact, yet there’s still room for vulnerability in the pockets between the percussion. With a catalogue already boasting heavy-hitters like Eat and You Already Know Dat, and with his Superstar Caliber mixtape making waves since its release on July 4th, 2025, Trofye continues to raise the bar for introspective hip-hop.

Right and Wrong is now available on all major streaming platforms, including YouTube. 

Review by Amelia Vandergast