First things first http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7iZLfgWiF8&feature=youtu.be&a
check out this link if you haven't already! Every one like that moment when as artist has reached his maturity level with his lyrical content as well as when the verses that come from the artist actually start to paint a picture for the artist's image instead of just sounding like what people believe rappers are supposed to sound like. Que has come some ways in as a artist musically, he has never been a step behind with his monster team of promoters in 3D entertainment but lyrically all he has been in the past is a Kill Bill rendition "1,000 ways to kill you" and "500 weapons to do it with". I would like to think as music in general makes its way back around to lyrics we have grown from the "nice feature" being what makes an artist "blow" but despite the slight power move of collaborating with dip-set west, the focus should be on the crazy verse Que gives his audience! Not a fan of Young Hustle but his verse isn't too shabby either just another bragging and boasting session for the most part. The antics of Devon D playing Diddy is a rush before Que makes his lyrical entrance, giving his audience Milwaukee pride screaming to get his point across. Point blank Que slaughters it! although alot of his verses is still focused on killing every nigga in the world he has some amazing lyrical moments during his 16 bars rendition. "Harder and harder i go, niggas gone hate me the further i go! and I have sinned yea Father I know, but take me now there Father I go! I like how he tested his limits lyrically trying something new almost always turns out pleasant.
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