True. The main subject is the same subject of all of his albums - his wealth and hustle, and how that distinguishes him from his rap peers. Been saying that since Imaginary Player. The only difference is he has added passing on his wealth to his list of brags.It's crazy how so many people are overblowing the political/social commentary on the album. It's not a political or social album. It's the typical jay z album where he drops some jewels but ultimately just raps about himself and his life.
And the title track is just a repackaged Song Cry.
The beats help make it feel more soulful and heartfelt but by the time I was on my 3rd listen I realized it really was a typical Jay album. Dope, but not the huge divergence from past material that seems to surround the discussion and praise of his work on this project.
when the ni**er rant tapes surface






