Wale Hints His Next Album May Be His Last

Wale is a passionate artist who, most of the times, does not shy away from expressing his true feelings on social media.

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The rapper has now taken to Twitter to hint that his next album might be his last one. “He Wrapping up what hopefully will be the last Wale album. And finding someone who appreciates me then gettin out wit a lil bit of sanity,” he wrote in response to DJ Clark Kent who questioned a list from Complex mentioning the most influential celebrities in sneaker culture. See it below.

He Wrapping up what hopefully will be the last Wale album . And finding someone who appreciates me then gettin out wit a lil bit of sanity https://t.co/0kiJD78LaJ
— Wale (@Wale) November 15, 2018

The rapper, who signed a new deal with Warner Bros. for his next album in May, then continued to talk about his state of mind, saying that music is fun until it stops being fun. “Who wanna be in an unhappy marriage. Achieving a level of Self preservation seems more appealing then,” he wrote.

How can I explain it without somebody tellin me blah blah blah he cryin.hmm I’ve spent so much of my life making music at some points for me
— Wale (@Wale) November 15, 2018

At some points for you . I write from the heart . Accolades aren’t as sexy as They used to https://t.co/vCdpHCjxK0 ppl perception of me
— Wale (@Wale) November 15, 2018

Music be fun until it’s not fun . Who wanna be in an unhappy marriage. Achieving a level of Self preservation seems more appealing then
— Wale (@Wale) November 15, 2018

Arguing wit critics and being so passionate to “prove ppl wrong” you become your ONLY ally is not fun nor healthy. The def. of insanity is?
— Wale (@Wale) November 15, 2018