The trio final collaborated on the 2019 single “RNP”
Almost 4 years after they shaped their musical trifecta for the primary time on “RNP,” Cordae and Anderson .Paak have teamed up for an additional J. Cole-produced single: “Two Tens.”
Like on “RNP,” the place the 2 rappers went forwards and backwards with one another about all the exhaustive burdens that include being wealthy, “Two Tens” finds Cordae attempting to speak some sense in .Paak, who is just too deeply infatuated with a girl he met to care about what his pal has to say.
“See, I’m not tryna be overbearin’ or provide you with a lecture/I simply need you to see this shit from a distinct perspective,” Cordae tries to inform him, however he isn’t listening to it. Paak responds: “The way you blockin’ the wave?/You simply talkin’, nothing’s comin’ from a logical place.”
Cordae raps with the exhaustion of somebody who has needed to discuss a pal or two off of this similar ledge prior to now. His receipts pour out rapidly: spending $10,000 on a Chanel bag might be not a sensible funding, and neither is paying youngster assist for the ten youngsters .Paak has dreamed up.
Nonetheless, his recommendation goes in a single ear and out the opposite. “Why you paying her son tuition?” Cordae asks, to which a totally unbothered .Paak replies: “Trigger I’m his father right now.” He’s met with a defeated “Okay,” and the ultimate refrain performs out.
Cole produced “Two Tens” alongside Dem Jointz, who assisted on .Paak’s 2018 album Oxnard. “Loopy how God’s timing works, RNP simply licensed platinum,” Cordae wrote on Instagram. “Additionally particular s/o to my dawg @demjointz for including his taste to each of those data.”