Even though my bad hasn’t been as bad as some others bad, but my good and bad. got a legion of people that still fuck with me through my good and bad. “I’ve done a lot of things that I probably shouldn’t have done out of frustration and feeling like I’m not being heard, but I’m blessed,” he said. Leading up to the release of the album, Wale sat down with Uproxx to reflect on his career and how he’s been able to block out the hate with all the love he receives. He has a chip on his shoulder, yet it doesn’t weigh him down. Instead, he blends his frustration with the industry into a lyrical smoothie of pain, passion, and perseverance culminating in Folarin II. The road to success in rap hasn’t always been kind to him, but here Wale accepts the things he cannot control while simultaneously taking moments throughout the project to express his gratitude for all of the things he has accomplished. Wale spits with the tenacity of a talented player who had always been picked last for a sports team.
rapper embraces his entire journey on this latest project. After being in the rap game for over a decade, Wale decided to give himself his flowers on his latest studio album, Folarin II.Ī sequel to his 2012 mixtape Folarin, the D.C. MP3 is a digital audio format without digital rights management (DRM) technology. The tease came after the second part of the deep-dive documentary revealed the process of recording their Hot 100-topping Slow Jamz, in which West played Foxx a snippet of the then-in-process song that appeared on rapper Twista’s 2003 Kamikaze album and Ye’s 2004 solo debut, The College Dropout.
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