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With The Mixtape About NothingвЂs inclusion of RichardвЂ™s freakout, the Seinfeld samples carry a double meaning, one that sees Wale virtually criticizing the show and everything associated with it, and another that plays as an homage to a pop-culture love. Therein lie the contradictions, intentional and otherwise. He casually flows about the termвЂ™s recent backlash even in the hip-hop community, вЂњAnd P said I should stop saying nigga / But if I did what would be the difference / IвЂ™d still be a nigga, heвЂ™d still be a nigga in his feelings / IвЂ™d still be a nigga with no deal tryinвЂ™ get one.вЂќ And this is the beauty of the record: Wale avoids the trappings of conscious hip hop by not placing himself above it rather, as an insider, doing his best to look at the situation objectively. Punctuated by an audio clip of RichardsвЂ™ infamous 2006 night club explosion in which he called a few black hecklers вЂњnigger,вЂќ the track is an ambitious meditation on American colloquialisms, linguistics, and the co-opting of a primarily black art form into mainstream white culture - Wale flows in an embarrassed hush about the hip-hop adoption and use of вЂњniggaвЂќ coloring the world we live in.Д«ut rather than holding himself above the controversy, Wale includes himself in the issue. The albumвЂ™s most important track as such is вЂњThe KramerвЂќ.

Modeled after the famed вЂ™90s sitcom - the proclaimed вЂњshow about nothingвЂќ - The Mixtape About Nothing plays in an oddly similar fashion: If you donвЂ™t catch the beginning, you probably wonвЂ™t understand whatвЂ™s going on at the end. Unfortunately, it has, for the most part, fallen by the wayside due to the albumвЂ™s release in such close proximity to NasвЂ™ publicity stunt, Untitled, and his great, yet inferior, The Nigger Mixtape. A record born of the racial controversy surrounding Michael RichardsвЂ™ comedy club meltdown and WaleвЂ™s love of RichardsвЂ™ cash cow Seinfeld, The Mixtape About Nothing is a detailed, informed, and humanistic real-world discussion of US race relations, as well as WaleвЂ™s inability to find a place in contemporary hip hop. lyrical prodigy Wale, is simultaneously beautifully crafted irony and the genuine mental struggles of a man who proves every theory Freud has ever penned. The Mixtape About Nothing, the latest release from D.C.

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