Wale's tour rider demands are extremely detailed. According to TMZ, Folarin's 18-page dossier contains requests like two dressing rooms with "real, clean" sofas, which seat up to 10 adults.

Ralph also asks for three armed guards assigned to him at all times, an electric tea kettle, and high-end liquor including Hennessy, Patron and Ace of Spades.

Other necessities include bulletproof SUVs during international appearances and smaller things like lint-free hand towels, a scented candle, baby oil and a box of tissues. Wale also likes to keep large bags of Jolly Ranchers and Starbursts on deck.

Obviously, Wale isn't the only musician who's had some strange requests over the years. In case you missed it, go back and read about Kanye West's Henny Coke slushie machine, or the extravagant requests on Jay Z and Kanye West's earlier tour.

In music-related news, Folarin has been snapping as of late. On Dec. 3, Ralph put out “Groundhog Day,” a response to J. Cole’s track “False Prophets.”

A few days after that, the More About Nothing rapper dropped “Folarin Like,” a freestyle over the classic Nas beat for “Nas is Like.” Then, Wale unleashed “Black Is Gold,” where he delivers a positive message over the instrumental from D’Angelo’s 1995 hit, “Lady.”

You won’t have to wait long for the next full-length release from Wale. His new album S.H.I.N.E. (Still Here Ignoring Negative Energy) is expected to drop sometime in 2017. Recently, a behind-the-scenes clip of a new Wale x Lil Wayne collaboration surfaced. That track is slated to land on Folarin’s next body of work.

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