6LACK blessed fans with a brand new project called 6pc Hot EP on Friday and as the name would suggest, there are only six songs to be listened to here. The artist has proven himself to be a titan of the r&b space and this latest EP is yet another step towards superstardom. On the track "Elephant In The Room," 6LACK shows off his most vulnerable sides, ultimately making this track a standout.
As you hear throughout the track, 6LACK is looking to address the "elephant in the room." He is speaking on the pitfalls of a relationship and everything that comes with that vulnerability. His vocals are buttery smooth as always, as he presents them over spacey yet rich production.
Are you tied up? I called
I been (I been) waitin' (Waitin') for you
Say you got me, I'm callin' it off (Callin' it off, I'm callin' it off)
Callin' (Callin') it off (It off, on God, that's true)
Want me to tighten up, but you ain't never playin' fair
You ask me if I'm choosin' my dreams over you, I said, "Hell, yeah"
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