Also whoever sings at the end is actual NyQuil

This album feels like a modern day Streets Disciple

Even though the whole used to love her concept has been done to death, the way he executed it on I love her again is genius. Weaving in talking about his relationship with hip hop throughout the years but also commentary on how much hip hop has changed and then the misogyny undertone

All of a sudden, for the wealth, she's becomin' someone else
That's when I realized as I started lookin' back
The older that she gets, the younger she be tryna act
In fact, I'm thinkin' that's gon' always be the case
As long as she's alive, it's younger niggas that she'll chase

Yea burna boy been ass for some years atp

Finally got around to listening to this.

If this is truly the end, then this is the way to go out. I'm satisfied with this as the ending.

Real hip-hop and rap fans are going to appreciate this. This is what it's supposed to be.

Thank you, Jermaine.

On paper What If is pretty corny of a concept, and throw in the context of it being cole rapping it makes it even more corny.

But idk its kinda endearing and serves as a statement on why he did what he did and the verses are written very well. Not mad at it

Quik stop god damn

😪😪😴😴

first impression this seemed more like a mixtape like yours truly

this is beautiful

Which user got on your nerves enough to do this

Yea 1st listen I really didnt enjoy disc 39, felt like it was far too slow and a lot of the raps was just going overhead tryna listen to a full hour and 40 at midnight.

But now treating this as its own separate album, this s*** is great

"Legacy" grew on me like crazy.

This song is really f***ing good.

Now that all the haters are gone, we can really talk about how great this album is. Cole delivered with the storytelling and raps

Future with autotune is always GOATed. Reminds me of "Honest" era

glad to share the energy in nc.... driving all day got me tired!!!

This looks like a dangerous thing for him to be doing

chill dog