The State Hornet

Wale pours his heart out in ‘everything is a lot.’

Wale gets personal with his love life, speaks about music industry conflicts and shows love to D.C. in his latest record ...

Wale opens up like never before on ‘everything is a lot’ — will the culture slow down long enough to hear him?

OPINION: The D.C. rapper’s new album leans into honesty, pressure, healing and the struggles success can’t erase — offering ...

Wale’s guest verses: 15 features that prove his pen is elite

Across hits and deep cuts, Wale has built one of rap’s most reliable feature résumés. Here are some collabs that highlight ...
The Washington Post

Tone P was behind some of Wale’s earliest hits. But can he actually make it as a rapper?

Ernest Price has ambition. Not because the word is tattooed just above his knuckles, or because he conceptualized the chorus to the Wale song with the same title. Price, 32, better known as Tone P, ...
Stereogum

On J. Cole, Wale, And “Pitchfork Rappers”

Talk shit. That’s it. That’s the best thing you can do. If you’re trying to sell a rap album to people in the 21st century, there are plenty of things that could work, but there’s one that’s succeeded ...