Well crafted lyrical narrative about impressionable young women, and the dramatic path that life throws at them as a result. Bringing his signature punch flow and sharpened cadence, Talib does better subliminally what Lupe Fiasco did so overtly on “Bitch Bad.” Of course that is all before looking at the rock solid piano laced beat produced by Crada, and incredible sample throw into the hook. Detroit poet Jessica Care More drops some spoken word consciousness that matches the beat to close out the track.
