Wale sure was excited for this one, wasn't he? J.Cole steps in first with a relaxed, easy-going flow that muses his recent triumphs after overcoming advance money restraints and naysayers among his peers (whose struggles he now revels in). Wale is all energy in his verse. At first, you may be put off with how loud he is over Jake One's soul-looped palette, but stick with the D.C. spitter. He'll have you eating out the palm of his hand about a minute into his verse.
Wale sure was excited for this one, wasn’t he? J.Cole steps in first with a relaxed, easy-going flow that muses his recent triumphs after overcoming advance money restraints and naysayers among his peers (whose struggles he now revels in). Wale is all energy in his verse. At first, you may be put off with how loud he is over Jake One’s soul-looped palette, but stick with the D.C. spitter. He’ll have you eating out the palm of his hand about a minute into his verse.
Beats, Boxing and Mayhem 
If it’s J.Cole…it’s dope…he lays down real lyricism,,,Wale…I am still on the “Bait (Remix)”…loving you long time.