Wale – CRG (Freestyle)

Wale generates anticipation for his upcoming album by incorporating a U.K. beat in his new song “CRG Freestyle.” Throughout the freestyle, the artist’s trademark wordplay and confident delivery are skillfully intertwined with introspective moments.

The DMV rapper begins by addressing public criticism. I’ve been the main subject. He acknowledges the optic quality is poor, but tells you not to be concerned.

His lyrics embody a mix of determination and openness. Drop it already, hurry up. It was said that I am prepared. I don’t have a close connection with anyone. I’m not Marty Jannetty.

The lines convey his disapproval of superficial alliances and transient relationships. His level of honesty increased because he began to monitor his thoughts. My heart’s too big – just look at what I’ve done. I utterly reject these shots. My influence is ubiquitous.

Following closely on the heels of his recent single “Where To Start,” this release marks a creative resurgence for Wale, whose new tracks demonstrate his lyrical skill and renewed passion.

Wales’ track follows Central Cee’s “Met Gala Freestyle”, performed by the U.K. superstar in his first appearance at the New York City event. The new freestyle connects with Wale’s global fanbase.

“CRG Freestyle” has been commended by social media for its raw emotion and intricate complexity. “One of them, I mean those,” commented a fan on Instagram. Someone then said, “Olu, we are ready.”

Wales’ recent actions imply further music releases are on the horizon. With every new release, he gains more momentum as he strives to re-establish himself in the world of rap.