Trey Songz stopped by the The Breakfast Club radio show on Power 105.1 to promote his new single "Heart Attack." The R&B singer was also asked about the Trayvon Martin shooting while in studio.
Of the latter Songz said, "It's a month later and justice still hasn't been served. This shouldn't even be allowed in this country."
"It's up to us," he continued, "to not only take a stand but continue to take a stand . . . be committed to it and not next month, forget about it."
The ladies' man touched on various other topics including, social media, and why sex is not better than love, as his new single asserts.
On the topic of his upcoming fifth album, Songz claimed he's recorded over 30 songs and one of which is a collaboration with T.I.
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