Slava P bought a tomb next to Howard Zinn after listening to this album.
Ayesha Says (Intro)
Familiar qualms
offered by poetic sis:
like angry Wale.
Strange Fruition feat. Casey Benjamin
White guilt overload
over deconstructed strings
and loose metaphors.
ITAL (Roses)
Pedantic lectures:
pseudo-intellectual
rap-pleas & pander
Around My Way (Freedom Ain’t Free)
Alternate title:
How to lose fans and add name
to Do Not Fly list
Audubon Ballroom
A civil rights song
about respecting yourself
and shots for Gwenyth
Bitch Bad
Bitch bad. Woman good.
Message preached, not understood.
Bang bang, 3 hunna
Lamborghini Angels
Panicked words against
institutions of power
over hurried keys
Put Em Up
Jumpy theme concepts
on half decent production
with dense similes
Heart Donor
Artificial sweet
melody with a bland beat
and low-key preaching
How Dare You feat. Bilal
The radio song
with vibrator metaphors.
Otherwise, hollow
Battle Scars
Twisted love story
or a war allegory.
Either way, sub par
Brave Heart feat. Pooh Bear
Horrible chorus,
slightly better imagery +
none-too-humblebrags
Form Follows Function
Vintage Lu wordplay
without all the preach and teach.
Come back, Wasalu.
Cold War feat. Jane $$$
Haunting chimes filled with
ethereal street content.
Chorus ruins it.
Unforgivable Youth feat. Jason Evigan
A compassion jam
for the ancient lost people
who now make CDs
Hood Now (Outro)
A “tanning” end to
the “Great American Rap”.
Fuck you, white people!
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