Louisville rap titan Est Gee is delivering an early holiday masterpiece with his latest single, “Supreme Sanders,” a speaker-rattling declaration of his undeniable status in the game. Released via CMG/Interscope, the track finds Gee at his most charismatic, weaving intricate bars about his “Supreme Vanson” and Shedeur Sanders-level confidence over a dark, hypnotic soundscape crafted by his longtime collaborator ForeverRolling. This release marks the culmination of a staggeringly prolific 2025, which saw the “Young Shiner” drop two full-length projects—’I Ain’t Feeling You’ and the raw, head-down surprise tape ‘My World’—proving he’s a workmanlike force that simply cannot be canceled. Between the heavy keys and the “too-big-to-fail” energy, Gee is cementing his legacy as the street’s most reflective and relentless storyteller.
The track arrived just as the buzz from last month’s “Thug Club” reached a fever pitch, further solidifying Gee’s reputation for pairing vivid block etiquette with subtly masterful rhyme schemes. This year has been a victory lap for the CMG powerhouse, featuring high-profile link-ups with Lil Baby and Travis Scott, yet “Supreme Sanders” feels like his most personal victory yet—a celebration of the “winding road” that led him from the Kentucky underground to global stardom. With his head down and his wrist on “200 Gs,” Est Gee is closing out the year exactly how he started it: with a head-down, hustler’s ambition that leaves the rest of the pack in the dust. Whether he’s rocking the soulful vibes of “Take my time” or the dark documentary style of “Above the Rim,” Geeski is undeniably the boss of all bosses right now.