Airplane James holds no verbal barriers towards lovers and haters in Lowkey Hurt. Over a myriad of soul, R&B, and hip-hop beats, the rapper spits freely about his views on fakes, phonies, and potential lovers. Airplane James also gives listeners the scoop on his success story and how certain situations have molded him into a better person. The second and fifth track finds the musician opening up about what he adores about that special someone. The first track, however, is a jeer at naysayers and snakes. Moreover, he proves why he’s goated in just two minutes and three seconds.
He reels in listeners by putting his versatility and lyrical dexterity on full display. For instance, songs like “Thought We Was Homies (Interlude)” showcases a more melodic side, whereas on “Noted,” he goes for a laid-back delivery.
The songs “NuNu” and “Before” take admiration from timeless soul records. Using his emotions as power, James adheres to the what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger motto. Overall, the rapper crafted this upcoming project for the ladies.
One song that’s been making noise in the music scene is “Before.” This track, in particular, samples Frankie Beverly And Maze’s song “Before I Let Go.”
From a lyrical perspective, Airplane James raps about a betrayal that cut him deep. The rapper is so fed up with her indecisive behavior that he’s quick to call it quits on their relationship.
Using a bouncy cadence, he spits:
“You got no business with nobody’s heart in your hands/Cause what you gonna do is mismanage me.”
Deeper into “Before,” he elaborates on why he’s through with his sweetheart for good. Moreso, he speaks about how the bad outweighs the good. This turn of events allows Airplane James to explain why she’s made a mistake. The rapper talks about how this lady has taken advantage of his kindness. He’s been there through thick and thin. So, he can’t understand where this animosity is coming from. The song’s ending carries a chopped and screwed feel to “Before I Let You Go” by Blackstreet.
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