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It was co-produced by Tone P , Sam Dew , and Stokley Williams (lead singer of the R&B band Mint Condition), whose influence is felt in the lush, live-instrument feel of the production.

is the second single from Wale’s third studio album, The Gifted , released in May 2013. Featuring the soulful vocals of Sam Dew , the track is widely considered one of Wale's most introspective works, exploring the complex dynamics of success and hometown loyalty. Themes and Lyricism

He pays homage to his roots (citing UDC and the DMV) while acknowledging the envy and "passive-aggressive hate" that often come with rising from those same streets.

The song serves as a commentary on the "love-hate" relationship Wale has with his fame and his hometown, Washington D.C.. Key lyrical themes include:

Wale addresses how reaching "the top" changes how people treat him, noting that he "lost a lot of friends and they ain't even dead".

Wale - paroles de LoveHate Thing (feat. Sam Dew) - Musixmatch

The track is celebrated for its mid-tempo, instrument-driven groove that bridges the gap between Hip-Hop and R&B.

Sam Dew — Wale -love Hate Thing Ft.

It was co-produced by Tone P , Sam Dew , and Stokley Williams (lead singer of the R&B band Mint Condition), whose influence is felt in the lush, live-instrument feel of the production.

is the second single from Wale’s third studio album, The Gifted , released in May 2013. Featuring the soulful vocals of Sam Dew , the track is widely considered one of Wale's most introspective works, exploring the complex dynamics of success and hometown loyalty. Themes and Lyricism Wale -Love Hate Thing Ft. Sam Dew

He pays homage to his roots (citing UDC and the DMV) while acknowledging the envy and "passive-aggressive hate" that often come with rising from those same streets. It was co-produced by Tone P , Sam

The song serves as a commentary on the "love-hate" relationship Wale has with his fame and his hometown, Washington D.C.. Key lyrical themes include: Themes and Lyricism He pays homage to his

Wale addresses how reaching "the top" changes how people treat him, noting that he "lost a lot of friends and they ain't even dead".

Wale - paroles de LoveHate Thing (feat. Sam Dew) - Musixmatch

The track is celebrated for its mid-tempo, instrument-driven groove that bridges the gap between Hip-Hop and R&B.