Peter Bailey shares a NiteCap with the DC poet emcee in South Beach; on the heels of releasing "The Gifted"; the two discuss Wale's bouts with fame, love, Lebron and reviving hip hop's soul.
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@devonamcelroy485I Love your Voice And Energy Wale you Are on Time with your Messages
@devonamcelroy485Wow your wisdom so Beautiful
@devonamcelroy485Are you Single Mmmmm
@devonamcelroy485I Love you Wale awwww Cheer up Your music Too Dope you are Doing ya thang With your handsome self
@devonamcelroy485i love wale!!!
@viviwar948912:33 These guys chilling like if it was July 4.
@alexxachickaWale is an interesting dude. His thoughtfulness is way too rare today.
@alecjsonaMannnn for such good positive interviews, the music they play behind the closing credits sounds like whoever he just talked too must've died directly after the interview lol i was just waiting for the screen to read something terrible like "the day after this interview, wale lost his deal with mmg on account of felony gun charges" lol idk maybe I'm Trippin
@NIRDSTUFFHe is an original thinker
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@queenkeishajones6480I have not bought a cd in years since shyne put out his last album but I'm getting wale this fool is real in my opinion I like his message that he's puttin out much respect I fuck with wale 805 Cali in the house
@TheJp316listen to his interview from before he's just trying to help everyone and that's hard on one person
@kidgucci95Fucks with Wale For that interview Forreal
@waddupplaya1He don't know what he talking about when he said something about LeBron being the best athlete
@joshuatravis1683He being honest and nothing wrong with that.
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