Why did they remove Pt 2 from “So Be It”?
they reverted back to the original sample
Why did they remove Pt 2 from “So Be It”?
pt 2 beat was a placeholder until the sample got cleared properly
zeus network shot is so f***ing funny
shotgun wit ya ex feels like Malcom's here
Malice’s verse on POV genuinely feels like a religious experience
Not my favourite verse from him on here but I’ve replayed it more than any part on the record
TRIED TO HIDE THE DOPE IN THE MESSAGE
LIKE WE DID THE COKE IN THE LEXUS
SAME HANDS I USED TO WHIP WORK
SEE ME TURN EM BOTH INTO BLESSINGS
EVEN WHEN THE WELL RAN DRY
I DONE RAISED QUOTES IN THE DESERT
Best verse on the whole album
Are y'all ready to admit this is their best album yet
If this had HNHF tier production it could have been

Cool to see Pharrell talk his s*** like back in the day in this interview. Feel like he doesn’t do it often these days.
Malice also says he hopes Chad and Pharrell come together again.
Also they play songs from album and react to them. But the funny part is Pharrell for sure told Push to not play the Travis diss part
because they cut it off right before.
Fun interview. Basically celebrating their victory of an album. Cool to hear Pharrell’s perspective.
Man EBITDA is just so insane bruh! I feel like a f***ing kid again. P really went crazy on this!
Quality raps will always have me in a chokehold. They don’t waste a single sentence, every beat is hard, entendres flying everywhere, fly talk making me feel like a brokey
But wait
“No more questions about Gestapo”…at least that specific line is about ye undeniably.
Cool to see Pharrell talk his s*** like back in the day in this interview. Feel like he doesn’t do it often these days.
Malice also says he hopes Chad and Pharrell come together again.
Also they play songs from album and react to them. But the funny part is Pharrell for sure told Push to not play the Travis diss part
because they cut it off right before.
Fun interview. Basically celebrating their victory of an album. Cool to hear Pharrell’s perspective.
Malice was so real for bringing up Chad. He knows Chad is like family.
So him being missing is kinda sad in this moment
This is tangential to the album, the way malice talks about faith as a rapper is very special. I’m a Muslim but his baseline on faith on this record is really well done. It’s not always in the forefront but it’s there in damn near every verse and done so measuredly and smartly. I think that’s extremely difficult to do. Commend him for that.