oh i knew why you did it. but you cant come with a hard beat early, then hit us with the "you gon get this work" sample. then go with a SOFT track. i cant even call that a beat. it was a soft TRACK. lol. a good one. but a soft one.
put it this way, the people who have done it right. the beat switch. it usually starts out as something hard then goes into something softer, but not completely soft. or you can go from hard to a street sounding R&B beat.
or say you come out with a nice sample based smooth song at first. not soft, not hard. just smooth, soulful. but then you hit em with the hard beat switch up.
thats how its properly done.
but like i said. i liked both beats.
beats since the turn of the year, most are dark/epic shyts, so this was more to throw people off that have heard all those, that I can go a diff direction.
at the Lux sample and the beat switch. I didnt have no problem with the beat switch and I thought it all worked perfectly. It showed creativity, ambtion, etc. and it wasnt like the track went into something completley wack, shyt was dope. 
this nikka kush is a problem.
... This was just uncalled for 