The lyric plays cleverly within his third album, The Gifted, as well as wisely within real life. Perhaps it’s Wale’s ‘trill’ approach to his rhymes that establishes him as one of the present day’s most gifted rappers. Flowing with utmost agility and moxie, he never settles for meaningless lyrics. Wale always conveys an artistic, intellectualist mindset that is equally accessible. While his first two efforts were smart, clever, funny, and infectious, rapper Wale was never one known to offer rich insight, but on the opening number of the aptly titled The Gifted, he spits 'The status got me trippin'/I like my bitch but I like these bitches on my dick be spittin'/Tell that you feelin' different, knowin. When spitting tell me what you feeling different knowing you's the bread winner.
Cuz I like my bitch, but I love these bitches on my dick. I'm honestly still looking for some type of balance. Wale Curse Of The Gifted Lyrics Gifted Track List. The Gifted is incredibly consistent and exemplarily executed like previous albums, never compromising quality. Verse 1: Life's better when your niggas good, and your mama straight. But right now, with The Gifted, hes at his personal best. Since music is Wales only salvation, hell be serving up new material forever. Pandan ke li te yon lirikis ki pisan depi premye jou ak yon psonalite klib zanmitay ak yon tandans pou jwenn pi bon nan fanm nan tout sikografi, Wale te evolye nan yon ti jan nan yon konseye lirik, pale sou pwoblm ke amater Hip-Hop ka apresye. Wale works best with lush, soulful production work. By Wale (As Told To Datwon Thomas) Straight from the man himself comes the words of a warrior, fearless friend of the people and an incredibly harsh self-critic. Revizyon album nan Gifted - Wale Wale deside elve apwch li pou twazym album sa a, The Gifted. Check out the official audio to Wale's new single 'The Body' featuring Jeremih 'The Album About Nothing' coming soonDownload NOW.
A consistent trend throughout the album, opener “The Curse of the Gifted” matches Wale with his ideal backdrop. “LoveHate Thing” proceeds in similar vein.Įliminating the ‘suckers’ filled with hate and envy, Wale keeps “…that circle small and never let no squares in there…” On the catchy, summative hook, Wale accepts the truism that ‘haters gonna hate’, but asserts they will respect his “hustle”. Wale described the song via tweet as “…passive aggressive hate from those closest to u.” Anchored down by a Marvin Gaye sample, Wale delivers sharp one-liners eschewing detractors including “…my affinity grows, as the city gets cold / as you reaching your goals, you gon’ meet you some foes.” Two tracks in, Wale is on autopilot. On the consistent “Sunshine”, Wale places “the spotlight on my fans”, thanking them for their support of his music. Optimistic about the future, Wale adapts a ‘best is yet to come’ attitude.
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