And even with a star-studded guest cast, Wale outshines them all, the ‘gifted’ artist that he is. Wale presents substance without being overly preachy, and still takes it back to the 'Go-Go' for those who have been following him since 'Paint A Picture'. Song after song, he brings something worthwhile to the table. Of course there’s the thoughtful “Bad,” which should be relable to women but also men with ‘relationship’ issues. Wale generally eschews club bangers, but manages one that’s not completely shameful or desperate on “Clappers.” Still, “shawty got a big ole butt” isn’t the most profound, poetic line ever. This continues on a second consecutive standout “LoveHate Thing,” where he stopped “giving a f*ck about opinions,” and is “Temporarily out of fizzucks / so tell the post to leave propaganda to the politicians. Check out the detailed customer feedbacks and ratings. Write a review for a car to help buyers in purchasing a new car. rapper features guest appearances from such artists as 2 Chainz, Cee Lo Green, Lyfe Jennings, Meek. “And y’all don’t even gotta love us / but you will respect this motherf*ckin’ hustle.” Read reviews about cars from verified owners. The Gifted by Wale album reviews & Metacritic score: The third full-length studio release from the Washington D.C. On opener “The Curse of the Gifted,” Wale opens with a bang referencing jealous haters. On this particular effort, he benefits from meaningful rhymes and soulful production work. His third album, The Gifted is consistent and exceptional throughout. Wale is definitely a standout, which should go without saying. For LoveHate Thing Wale essentially continues with the same idea as the intro. Rapping over a combination of dramatic keys and guitar strings, Wale use the track to explain the good and the bad that come with being gifted. That’s amazing considering his first album, Attention Deficit (2009), wasn’t a commercial smash Despite a ‘loss in game one,’ he came back to take ‘game two’ with Ambition (2011). , released on the ever growing, popular He ascended from nothin’ to somethin.’ Wale definitely achieved the come-up he deserved, given his skill. The album opens with The Case of The Gifted, which includes brief commentary and a graffiti spray can. Yep, that’s Wale! He’s quickly risen in the rap ranks.

“I go hard, I’m ballin’, I’m globetrottin’ / And my flow art my n*gga, I’m Mozart with it.” His third album, The Gifted, is consistent and exceptional throughout.

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