![]() ![]() He’s worked his whole life to get here, a story he tells across songs like “Today,” “C Carter,” and “Westlake High,” and the biggest reward is what success allows him to do for others. This kind of spending is hardly uncommon for rap superstars, but what separates Cordae from your average chart-topping MC is his choice to center an album around it. ![]() Being the object of Cordae’s affection pays. On “Momma’s Hood,” he’s bought his father-who he confesses to having a contentious relationship with later in the album-a “power-washing van.” On “Chronicles,” he admits that missteps in the context of a romantic relationship come with a $50,000 remorse fee. On “Super,” he’s bought a Birkin bag for his Aunt Regina and introduced his younger cousin to badminton. “Last year I made $7 million, didn’t have to do a single fucking show,” he raps on sophomore album From a Birds Eye View’s “Super.” It’s a rare chin-check for the haters, whereas the large majority of this project’s boasts are rooted in what that money has allowed Cordae to do for others. Maryland-hailing MC Cordae brags different. ![]()
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