Ghostface Killah just dropped his new album Supreme Clientele 2 last month, and his son Infinite Coles is dropping a new album of his own, SweetFace Killah, on December 5. Ahead of its release, the queer artist dropped the title track and music video, plus the track "Dad & I," as two more lead singles for the project this week, following the release of the "Boots – Ballroom C*NT mix" and "BGM" records.
For those unaware, Infinite Coles previously called Ghostface Killah a "deadbeat," and these new songs air out more family issues. The title track is more confrontational, with a peppier beat and scathing lines like "How your body count up, but your pockets is starving? / How you in a Mack truck, but forget you a father?" However, he clarified on Twitter that this is not a diss, and the "Dad & I" track proves that.
By comparison, this is a more sweet and emotional cut that seeks more reconciliation, respect, recognition, and acceptance from the Wu-Tang Clan legend. We will see if he responds to these new tracks and the upcoming album.
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"I have hope people see me for me," Infinite Coles told VIBE about his new project. "With this album, I plan to really take off. I feel like it’s my time — something beautiful is headed my way. I feel like I stand out from lots of other artists, especially in my community, because I’m talking about things that I never hear anyone talk about. People just wanna make a quick hit, but never tell us what’s really going on inside their hearts. And I just feel like if no one will, then I will."
Concerning the "Metaphysics" MC and "Dad & I," Infinite had this to say. "[I'm] finally telling my side of the story and how I feel about the whole situation. It’s very positive and about nothing but love. I have no hate towards my father at all, I love my father, I just wish we could connect and understand one another and respect each other, I haven’t seen my father in over 10 years. I always wonder if he’s okay, I wonder if we will be able to mend or have a conversation before one of our time is up, I just always wonder. So this song is just me pouring out the last bit fight I have in me for him to reach out."
