Ammonius Soulstar has always had a gift for turning gospel truths into grooves, but even he had to learn that some battles are won with love—not with a mic drop. When he first stepped into the digital age, he expected praise, hallelujahs, and maybe a few funky dance moves. Instead, he found something far less celestial—trolls.

As a Black member of the LDS Church from an interracial family, Ammonius has faced his share of uninformed opinions, misplaced outrage, and comments that made him wonder if some folks ever read 3 Nephi. At first, he clapped back, until the Spirit tapped him on the shoulder like, “Bruh… what would Jesus do?” That’s when Turn It Over was born—a smooth, Spirit-filled anthem about forgiving those who hate, praying for the ones who don’t understand, and handing all the pain over to Christ.

With an ‘80s R&B groove smoother than a freshly polished pulpit and vocals dipped in pure soul, Turn It Over delivers a message straight from the Savior’s own playbook. It’s not about letting people walk all over you—it’s about walking with the Savior, even when the path leads past some messy comment sections. And just to keep things light, the music video plays out like a Saturday morning cartoon, because nothing says “love your enemies” like hugging a troll in full animation.

The Savior didn’t just talk about forgiveness—He lived it. This song is a reminder that when we turn it over to Him, we find the kind of peace no argument can bring. So, next time a keyboard warrior tries to ruffle your feathers, take a deep breath, cue up this track, and remember: love always wins.