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The powder and the crack and the crack to the sunsĭollars in the bag and the glocks in the front… The show in the hood and you know that you could Million to a stone, the stone to the sour
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If you know what that mean you noticed it nowĪnd if you don’t learn how to divide nigga Tell me you puff a medical, gave him my introduction nowĬourse I’m rappin bitch but now wrappin bricks for 16 Turn the powder into power and the power to the homiesĪ brick with a brick to a brick you can throwįirst time I held bricks I was getting construction Trenches on the full, turn reefer to a homie Turn a brick to a stone tryna feed for my homieįrom the powder to the power and the power turn to goldĪ brick is a brick and a brick you can build
I can see the problem, you nigga don’t have no conscience
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Just think about it, come see your productsĪnd you weekend shoppin, show people no people problem DOWNLOAD ALBUM: Wale - Wow That’s Crazy Full Tracklist DOWNLOAD ALBUM: Wale Wow That’s Crazy Zip DOWNLOAD MP3: Soulja Boy - Bow Wow vs. If you still whip em he getting those from whippin yayĪnd you got no paper, you been so patient, come get some weight ‘Cause local celebrities only bout a brick away Look, little niggas will shoot you, they got nothing to say Many niggas on the scene, ain’t gotta dream it now Mama told me if I made my bed then I gotta lay downīut I never seem to keep these words all up out my mouthīricks bricks – it’s all them niggas talkin boutīricks bricks – it’s all them niggas thinkin bout ‘Cause after 4 or 5 you don’t got to have a college ticketīut them niggas tryna hold my head and work this outĬountin numbers up in my head tryna build this house Most of his music, though, is aligned with the bright, lyrical, PG-13 side of hip-hop. This college went out of his dollar pension Wale’s uncut video of the song Bait depicts a night at the Stadium Club in Northeast DC with a lot more frolicking and money-tossing, and strippers are a recurring theme in his songs. Tryna see my gang and whippin plain English that I was flippin Understated to say it hurts, I was optimistic
So fuckin 9 to 5, they clockin and tryna to surviveĬop a brick and supply ‘cause nobody offerin jobsīricks build, buildings build, houses build neighborhoodsīetter ripped than turned into a baller or a Davis shirt Thinkin I’m so glad that I can’t rap ‘cause I can’t move no doughīut I do know a few niggas that did and a few niggas that stillĪnd a few niggas that’s through or a few niggas that’s dead
In the meantime, we’re left with a quality album, and I get to say that far too rarely to take it for granted.Turn a brick to a stone but you think we don’t have a soulĪs a kid need to grow, the powder’s weight in gold But if he wants to go down as one of the GOATs, he still needs that classic album, that Ready to Die, that GKMC. If Wale goes down in hip-hop history as a gifted emcee who also made some hit songs, there are a million rappers who would kill for those stats. The Gifted is a collection of tracks from an unarguably talented emcee, but the point at which a collection of music becomes an album, a singular work with a focus and unity strong enough to truly make an impact, Wale still hasn't reached that point. But the cost of that versatility is focus. On June 19, 2009, Wale released his fifth mixtape, Back to the Feature, on which eleven of the tracks were produced by 9th Wonder, with contributions also coming from Mark Ronson and others. When you’re dope enough to sound dope rhyming on everything, you end up rhyming over everything. Call it the blessing and curse of true talent. Cole, Kendrick, etc.-Wale doesn't have a distinctive sound. Ultimately though, as much as I try to focus on the present and forget about the past, listening to The Gifted sounds like listening to an artist who still doesn't really know who they are as an artist. But the truth is bangers just aren't his strength, and what’s wrong with wanting to hear someone at their strongest? If he can make a booty-shaking anthem as good as "Pop That," I’ll take it. For the record, I’m not interested in something as cliché as wanting Wale to only make “conscious” records.
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