Wale - Groundhog's Day (J. Cole response)

[Ronnie Lott]

He's 3-2

And like @Ronnie Lott said... if we include mixtapes


His first two albums are great

His 5th is flawless

He's not perfect but got damnt he's close


When he's on..... he's on

Tbh, I'm probably not the best person to give an honest opinion on the entirety of Lupe's catalogue. I do have "food and liquor" and "the cool" being classics tho.. When Lupe dropped that Lasers dud of an album, I kinda stopped checkin for him.

I haven't listened to a Lupe project after that

 

[Zero]

So yall like Wale again

 

[10:31]

Tbh, I'm probably not the best person to give an honest opinion on the entirety of Lupe's catalogue. I do have "food and liquor" and "the cool" being classics tho.. When Lupe dropped that Lasers dud of an album, I kinda stopped checkin for him.

I haven't listened to a Lupe project after that

Listen to T&Y

Dim the lights

Light a candle

Smoke a blunt

Holla @ me in a few weeks and let's chop up game on what you think

 

[Zero]

The young gawd :lupemperor: getting his just due more than a year later

 

[Alexander The Great]

Wale is a very talented cat

 

[The Mad Titan]

Cole was hella boring and typical for awhile.

Wale is a beast lyrically but way to preachy and his music isn't soulful even though it seems like he tries to. It has a very bitter feel to it.


That's the best way I can put it, its like when you get sometime done perfectly but it feels like it missing love or passion.


Cole seems like he found a lane, his passion and he raps from that now.


Wale rapping like he still trying to prove a point but he doesn't know how to make actual songs.


Alot of lyrical rappers are like that for some reason.

 

[MaccabeanRebel]

So does this confirm who Cole was talking about in that second verse of false profits,? imo yes

 

[Dreamzeedream]

They at a basketball game right now sitting side by side

 

[Cadillac]

Wale > Cole as far as straight lyricism.

Cole has the better voice/delivery and is more marketable.

Wale >>>>>> Kendrick/Cole/Drake/sean/

bruh bar wise is better than the mainstream four

 

[NormanConnors]

coli being over reactionary again, in regards to the two non diss tracks False Prophets >>>

that Tommy line was dope tho

 

[10:31]

Wale >>>>>> Kendrick/Cole/Drake/sean/

bruh bar wise is better than the mainstream four

Sucks he's the outcast though




Meek gets more acclaim

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Prove J Cole right in the first bar brehs

 

[NoHalfWay]

Wale >>>>>> Kendrick/Cole/Drake/sean/

bruh bar wise is better than the mainstream four

But a good margin too. Too bad he got that mush mouth delivery.

Wale brings that energy but there's just something about his delivery/flow that's

 

[NoHalfWay]

He's 3-2

And like @Ronnie Lott said... if we include mixtapes


His first two albums are great

His 5th is flawless

He's not perfect but got damnt he's close


When he's on..... he's on

My nikkaz mixtape catalog is flawless, every single tape is fire

2 classic albums, 1 great one, a stale one, and a dud.

I'll take that rapper's resume any day

Edit: Be the only millennial rapper to make praised 90's rappers back down in fear from rap beefs that they proposed

 

[duncanthetall]

Tbh, I'm probably not the best person to give an honest opinion on the entirety of Lupe's catalogue. I do have "food and liquor" and "the cool" being classics tho.. When Lupe dropped that Lasers dud of an album, I kinda stopped checkin for him.

I haven't listened to a Lupe project after that

Same. Until Tetsuo & Youth. No Scratches is one of my favorite songs of all time. Album is legitimately a classic in my opinion and I rarely say shyt like that about rap albums