EST Gee: The Kentucky rap flexer turns up the temps in the SOMETIMES music video
Love the signature style and flexing from EST Gee? The flexing is showing no signs of slowing down especially with a fire tune plus music video in the form of the ‘SOMETIMES’ drop. My goodness.
It’s all about embracing baddies and keeping it a buck about those intimate moments. Fully tap in.
EST Gee returns with “Sometimes,” a swaggering new single built around the luxury of choice. Across the track, the Louisville-bred rapper moves between women, money, status, and street life, embracing the options that come with being able to move however he wants. Listen to the new single HERE via CMG / Interscope Records, and watch the official music video HERE.
Produced by frequent Gee collaborator John Gotitt, “Sometimes” layers metallic keys, tolling bells, rumbling bass, and blaring horns to create a massive track. Gee slows his flow to settle into the pocket, anchoring the record with a provocative, instantly quotable “Sometimes…” refrain. The accompanying video brings Gee’s lifestyle to life, following him as he moves between between high-end shops, clubs packed with people, and a comfortable suite. In every situation, he’s at the center of the action, enjoying the fruits of his labor.
The new music arrives shortly after Gee announced his upcoming fall EU/UK Bigger Than The Devil Tour. The overseas run picks up in Amsterdam, on October 14, and wraps in Manchester, England, on October 30. Tickets HERE and itinerary below.
Gee began teasing a new project ahead of last month’s buzzing single “Call Spitta,” a razor-sharp statement of dominance that delivers an icy, matter-of-fact hook: “Y’all did it flawed when it was y’all’s — now it’s our turn.” Production on that one also came from John Gotitt, plus Payday and Yung Dza.
All of this builds on a massive 2025 for Gee, who closed out the year with a pair of powerful singles including the speaker-busting “Supreme Sanders.” Before that, Gee dropped his surprise summer project My World, stirring up love from press including XXL, NPR, okayplayer., VIBE, and HNHH. The 14-song set finds strength in rawness, with just one guest (CMG boss Yo Gotti) joining Gee at his most primal, leaning into a head-down, workmanlike flow that packs vivid storytelling and wry wisdom into subtly masterful rhyme schemes.
Now, after recent high-profile team-ups with CMG affiliates 42 Dugg (“No Fakin”) and Mozzy (NOT A CHANCE IN HELL), EST Gee is bringing us into his next powerful era.
EST Gee Live Dates
Oct 14 – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso
Oct 15 – Frankfurt, Germany @ ZOOM Kantine
Oct 16 – Berlin, Germany @ Säälchen
Oct 18 – Prague, Czech Republic @ Rock Café
Oct 21 – Vienna, Austria @ Grelle Forelle
Oct 23 – Paris, France @ La Place
Oct 24 – Cologne, Germany @ CBE
Oct 26 – Copenhagen, Denmark @ VEGA
Oct 28 – London, UK @ The Steel Yard
Oct 29 – Southampton, UK @ The Brooke
Oct 30 – Manchester, UK @ Soupkitchen
