Wale pulls up on DJ Pup Dawg to break down his latest album, Everything Is A Lot. In this candid session, they talk about the four-year process behind the project, the "fake toxic" energy of modern dating, and why Wale thinks listening to your own music is "psychotic." From Grammy red carpet moments to the power of nostalgia and industry validation, Wale keeps it 100 on his legacy and the drive that’s taking him back to the Grammys next year.
In the second part of this deep dive, Wale and DJ Pup Dawg get into the specific vibes of the new album, Everything Is A Lot, including the standout Leon Thomas collab "Watching Us". The conversation shifts to Wale’s evolution in the industry—from the MMG era to his current status—and why he’s finally prioritizing his own creative peace over label politics. Wale also shows love to his Boston fanbase, looking ahead to his headlining show at the House of Blues this June and explaining why the city’s energy always brings out a different side of his performance. It’s a raw, unfiltered look at one of the game's most consistent lyricists as he prepares to take this new chapter on the road.
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