The lord George Costanza drops knowledge. On вЂњThe PessimistвЂќ, a sound clip from an episode of Seinfeld is being played. The chemistry between these two is incredible, even if itвЂ™s just a sound byte of Jerry from the show, Wale may very well be the only artist who can take what Jerry is saying and paint an even bigger artist simply because they posses that synchronization. This is used as the template for the song because Wale has many detractors and people who, to him, just talk.

On вЂThe Middle FingerвЂ™, Jerry starts off by saying вЂњ They donвЂ™t believe half the shit they say. Although, Seinfeld isnвЂ™t a rapper, thereвЂ™s a connection between them and the views they share of society. What makes this album stand out the most is the synergy between Wale and Jerry Seinfeld. However, with the return to the Seinfeld concept, thereвЂ™s finally a Wale album I truly enjoy. During his stay at MMG, weвЂ™ve seen his catalog somewhat go all over the place. Many listenersвЂ™ chief complaints about Wale since his MMG signing was that he switched up and it was his original no-holds-barred raps that made people truly enjoy his music. What we see here is a return to familiar territory. A year later, the album is finally upon us and, well, this one is for the core Wale fans. Teasing the release of this album since his outro of his last album, The Gifted, Wale has brought comedian Jerry Seinfeld on board to deliver the nonsensical, yet deep, rantings he was always known for. In December, a preview of The Album About NothingВ was released in the form of a mixtape titled Festivus, prepping us for the main course. In 2010, More About Nothing, came about, using Seinfeld again as a theme or a canvas to paint a vivid picture for his listeners.

In 2008, the Seinfeld themed mixtape, The Mixtape About Nothing, was released to critical acclaim. It seems as though the 4th time is the charm for DC native Wale.

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