I've heard 75% of his catalog and you're right; the vanilla, rudimentary and shallow social commentary is on this album as on the same level as his entire catalog.I disagree cole been rapping bout these topics since he came out
thecoli is so thirsty for a rapper to talk about black women need to stop wearin' weaves and let a man lead, loving PAWGs, but, being pro-black--ie be a coli poster rapper--that we're willing to make Cole out to be Chuck D.
He's not sayin' anything enlightening. It's just of the "well, atleast he's puttin' it out there" variety.
Kinda how Kanye can make New Slaves, name drop the Corrections Corporation of America, yet still embodies materialism and narcissism.
Sorry, I have higher standards of social commentary. OP calls Forest Hills a "powerful album"
. Be Free ain't even on here.


to the police, and only fighting back rarely, are the real cowards.

Screen shot where I said stop bumping trap
? Usually if you can make hits you can make hits of both types,but if trap rappers want to be one dimensional,chances are they just wont get they props in the end of they careers and wont be taken seriously.