Don Toliver knows how to bottle that restless, late-night energy—the kind where your phone stays face-up, waiting for a name to light the screen. “Call Back,” the latest tease from his upcoming world, distills that exact feeling into a looping, hypnotic plea. Over smooth, atmospheric production, Toliver repeats the question like a mantra, blending longing with lavish flexes and unfiltered desire. First shared as a snippet on Instagram and tested live, the track already has fans breaking down every “uh-huh” and every bar about Rubicon Jeeps and top-ten twins.
| Lead Vocals | Don Toliver |
| Songwriter | Don Toliver, Roark Bailey & 206Derek |
| Music Producer | Roark Bailey & 206Derek |
| Label | Cactus Jack Records & Atlantic Records |
| Release Date | January 30, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Cactus Jack Records, Donnway & Co. & Atlantic Records |
| Phonographic Copyright ℗ | Cactus Jack Records, Donnway & Co. & Atlantic Records |
Lyrics of Call Back by Don Toliver
Lyrics From Instagram Post
[Pre-Chorus]
You A Top Ten
You Gotta Let Me In
We Down For Life, That’s My Twin
She Been Up Since 2010
[Chorus]
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
[Verse]
You’re Sexy, Your Body, It Move Outta Control (Oh-oh)
I Got You On My Ringtone, I Need Me Some More
We Back On Back, So Back, I Had To Show
She Came Back To Back, Ayy, I’m On The Road
Your Face On Fleek, Your Body On Fleek
I’m Lovin’ That Ass, I’m Rubbin’ Your Feet (Woo)
I Bought A New Truck, A Rubicon Jeep
I Paid In All Cash, This Shit’s Not Cheap
I-i Miss A Lil’ Ho, Oh, Let’s Not Meet
Will I Hit From The Back? I Guess We’ll See
Been Drinkin’ All Day, Need Two Ivs
Got A Bad Lil’ Friend Like Black Eyed Peas
I Said, “Shake Some, Bust Some For A Real Nigga”
Pour It Out, A Couple Million, But I Ain’t Worried ’bout These Bitches
I Said, “Shake Some, Bust Some For A Real Nigga”
Pour It Out, A Couple Million, But I Ain’t Worried ’bout These Bitches
Uh-uh-ah (Uh-uh)
[Pre-Chorus]
You A Top Ten
You Gotta Let Me In
We Down For Life, That’s My Twin
She Been Up Since 2010
[Chorus]
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh-huh
When You Gon’ Call Back? Uh
[Outro]
You Used To (Been Up Since)
You Used To (Been Up Since)
You Used To (Been Up Since)
Up Since
…
Lyrics From Live Performance
I’m Slidin’, I’m Switchin’ Lanes, I’m Slidin’, I’m Switchin’ Lanes
I’m Movin’ Like I’m In The Train, I’m Movin’ Like I’m In A Trance
I’m Movin’ Like I’m Finna Dance, She Movin’ Like She Got The Bands
I’m All Up In Her Pants, I’m All Up In Her–
About “Call Back by Don Toliver”
Don Toliver turns impatience into an addiction with “Call Back,” a hazy, seductive loop that feels like scrolling through old texts at 3 AM—smooth, relentless, and dripping with high-end hunger.
Built on dreamy synths and understated but knocking drums from producers Roark Bailey and 206Derek, the vibe is pure after-hours luxury. Toliver floats between melodic croons and rhythmic boasts, painting pictures of uncontrollable bodies, all-cash splurges, and connections that feel eternal (“down for life, that’s my twin”). It’s the classic Toliver formula—psychedelic trap-R&B laced with hedonism—but delivered with a sharper, more obsessive edge that makes the repetition hit harder each time.
Still in its teaser phase, “Call Back” is one of the most talked-about previews from the OCTANE era. Dropped through Instagram clips and live performances in recent weeks, it’s fueling anticipation for an album that promises high-speed lifestyle anthems mixed with deeper emotional currents. No official release date yet, but the momentum is building fast—fans are already treating these snippets like full drops, dissecting every ad-lib and flex.
Coming off the psychedelic highs of Hardstone Psycho and years of consistent evolution, Don Toliver is in a lane of his own: more polished yet still raw, more introspective yet unapologetically indulgent. Tracks like “Call Back” show him refining that signature sound—blurring the line between love and lust, wealth and wanting—while keeping the replay value sky-high. In a discography full of mood-shifters like “No Idea” and “What You Need,” this feels like the next chapter of Toliver mastering the art of making longing sound expensive.
What stands out most is how effortlessly the repetition works; that chorus drills into your head the same way an unanswered call lingers. As OCTANE takes shape, “Call Back” is the perfect teaser—proof that Toliver can turn a simple question into something you can’t stop playing.
