Ever found yourself scrolling through Tory Lanez’s discography and realizing you’ve only heard the hits?

You’re not alone—but you’re also missing out.

While tracks like “Luv” and “Say It” dominate the airwaves, Tory’s catalog is packed with hidden gems that showcase his versatility, lyrical depth, and genre-blending genius.

Here are five underrated Tory Lanez songs you’ve been sleeping on (and why they deserve a spot on your playlist ASAP).

1. “Henny in Hand” (from ‘Chixtape 4’)

If you’ve ever needed a song to soundtrack a late-night drive, this is it.

“Henny in Hand” is a smooth, nostalgic throwback to early 2000s R&B, with Tory’s velvety vocals floating over a sample of Jon B.’s “They Don’t Know.”

The track’s laid-back vibe and relatable lyrics about love and liquor make it a standout—yet it’s often overshadowed by the Chixtape series’ bigger hits.

Fun fact: Tory recorded this in one take, proving his ability to channel raw emotion effortlessly.

2. “Honda Civic” (from ‘Memories Don’t Die’)

This track is a masterclass in storytelling.

Tory paints a vivid picture of his come-up, weaving tales of grinding in a Honda Civic before the fame.

The production, with its haunting piano loop and hard-hitting drums, perfectly complements his reflective lyrics.

It’s a reminder of why Tory is one of the best narrative rappers in the game—even if this one flew under the radar.

3. “B.I.D” (from ‘I Told You’)

Short for “Bae in Distress,” this track is a moody, synth-heavy banger that showcases Tory’s darker side.

The eerie production and aggressive flow make it a standout on ‘I Told You,’ but it’s often overlooked for flashier singles.

If you’re a fan of Tory’s ability to switch between singing and rapping seamlessly, this is your wake-up call.

4. “Distance” (from ‘Love Me Now?’)

A heartbreaking ballad about love and loss, “Distance” hits differently when you realize Tory wrote it after a personal breakup.

The stripped-down production puts his vocals front and center, and the raw emotion in his voice is undeniable.

It’s a testament to his range as an artist—yet it’s rarely mentioned in conversations about his best work.

5. “The Take” (feat. Chris Brown)

This collab with Chris Brown is pure fire, blending Afrobeat rhythms with Tory’s signature swagger.

The chemistry between the two is electric, and the infectious hook will have you hitting replay instantly.

Despite its potential, “The Take” never got the mainstream push it deserved—making it the ultimate sleeper hit.

So, what’s the verdict?

Tory Lanez’s discography is deeper than the hits suggest, and these five tracks prove it.

Whether you’re in your feelings, hyped up, or just vibing, there’s an underrated Tory song for every mood.

Ready to dive in?

Hit play on these gems—and thank us later.