Robin Thicke being on the album is like the mid-credit scene in a superhero movie where they show the villain for the next movie.

Snoop will literally attach himself to anything . Its simultaneously hilarious and frustrating at the same time

The fact that this album with songs that address or take aim at organized religion, black radio, right wing conspiracy theorists, talk show hosts and 9/11 opens with a song that’s just Will Smith rapping over the theme to the 60s Spider-Man cartoon does more to show how disjointed this album is than Switch or Party Starter ever could

"Nickelodeon, I can't hear y'all!" lives rent-free in my head.

Will Smith dropping anti organized religion bars against his ex-wife might be second place behind The Slap in terms of most unexpected things he’s ever done

I don’t know why but Will Smith having an entire theological debate during a song like he’s a beat poet is sending me.

I love how “Pump Your Brakes” is on the same album as “Jesus was with me to keep me from killing you”

I must say I didn't expect Will Smith to launch into a Richard Dawkins-esque spoken word piece about the hypocrisy of organized religion. It's not bad, but it's like if Taylor Swift stopped in the middle of a song and started ranting about gerrymandering.

'insecurity' is such a common killer in this series, right up there with Smells Like Teen Spirit

I can't believe that you did not mention how Will obviously failed to explain 9/11 to his son, as Jaden was spreading conspiracy theories on his album SYRE...

Chamillionaire won a grammy and sold a ton of records without cursing. Only diference is that he didn't brag about it. Will is the type of dude to want praise for flushing the toilet and putting the seat down.

"Wendy Williams, you gon' blow me... up" is the "Peñis... Colada that is" of the album.

That Letterman bar is the wildest unintentional self burn I’ve ever heard on a track.

NGL that "Will I be black enough" line hits for me. I relate to people discrediting your identity because you don't fit in with whatever stereotype or trend

Will Smith rapping to a warped instrumental of the 60s Spider-Man theme song is something else.

Forget the slap, "Nickelodeon, I can't hear you", said in the gruffest voice possible, should become a meme.

remember: if you're trying to re-establish cred, give a shout out to nickelodeon

'Even Letterman likes my music.' The nail in the coffin for any rapper.

will smith getting pissy with it is one of the best jokes you’ve ever written

Will Smith bleeping out his own F-bomb on the record will never stop being one of the greatest things ever.