Sam Darnold is laughing uncomfortably at Lil West’s mono comment on his first verse to this song… When you combine every aspect I just mentioned together, you get a concoction that I believe is top-40 and ratchet club-ready! It features this semi-alternative instrumental, and over it, Lil West blesses us with something catchy and adorable on the hook, and reckless on his verses. “Hot Sauce” sounds like the type of song Nelly would make back in the day. I love how infectious the melody attached to this song is! You know I can never say no to an infectious melody, folks! “Bad” starts off “Vex Part 2” fantastically! Initially, Lil West raps tough on the track, but eventually, he turns into this sappy n***a that is understanding, vulnerable and willing to meet his chick at the middle when it comes to conflicts (Yep, that sounds like a good ole sprung n***a, to me). Nonetheless, he shines on the track, spitting his bars relentlessly and slightly mumblishly.
I love how emotionally West sings on “Want Love,” as he comes across like a n***a that just found out love can be bought through uberEats.Ĭalboy is featured on “Want Love,” and on his contributions, he is sappy, but not as sappy as Lil West. Over this instrumental, Lil West sings soulfully about being the right n***a for his girl, mending a broken heart, and not wanting to leave his house after he had some vajayjay thrown in his face. “Want Love” is powered by this trap-R&B instrumental that literally sounds like it was picking flowers in the corner of the studio.
“Want Love’ is as adorable as it gets! Don’t get me wrong, n***as in the bando will upchuck upon listening to it, but hey, f**k them! Lil West has decided to release “Vex Part 2” - A melodic effort that I believe has plenty of low-key hits (Why do I feel like you don’t believe me?).
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