Secondhand (song)
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"Secondhand" is a song by American rapper Don Toliver featuring Nigerian musician Rema, from the former's fifth studio album, Octane (2026). It was produced by 206Derek, Roark Bailey and Gabe Shaddow.
Composition
The song contains elements of Afrobeats. In an introspective, desperate tone, Don Toliver attempts to convince his lover that they are meant for each other and is willing to do anything to maintain their relationship.
Critical reception
Michael Saponara of Billboard placed "Secondhand" at number 12 in his ranking of the songs from Octane, praising Don Toliver's versatility.
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