You call it soft, I call it black people deciding to be themselves again, past the jewish promotion of the hyper masculine aggressive black male.
For once a nikka can just say what's on his mind without everyone calling him soft a la a regular joe. We're going back to our roots, you think nikkas cared about soft when they were doing the electric slide wearing butterfly colors? nikkas didn't care about upholding some fake status, they just did what they felt like. Someone like Michael Jackson would have had a hard time in the mid 00s, wearing a white glove and sounding fem. Back then expression was embraced. We lost that during the 90s when labels were only accepting the thug image (which in turn effected the culture). Now with the internet we can bypass what the media wants us to be perceived as and just do you. Lil B is a good testament of that. Notice how much he's embraced than an underground trap nikka. Lil B tours global. People are infatuated with those not afraid of being themselves.

This is why Kanye is forever the GOAT.
I remember when Kanye first came out and the world was like...WOW. Finally we can be OURSELVES.
Pseudo-hypermasculine dudes ruined rap music with that fake and overly imposed aggression.