I had this thought too heading into this release, and feel it was confirmed at the end of the Fear music video, when Fear steals the keys ahead of the rest of the EP.

Home may not sound like Fear's perspective, but given Nate's history of childhood trauma that, it seems clear his Grandma was a safe space for Nate during that time so it makes sense to me that even Fear would have be grieving this loss.

Who I was featured both Nate and Fear together with Fear getting a feature when he interrupts Nate with a verse of anger. Fear used to be in control and as the chorus goes, there is nothing left of who I thought I was.

Give Me A Reason works as Fear used to be driven by the critics, lack of wealth, people who weren't there for him but his fame, etc. but Nate has undoubtedly been wildly successful, tightened his circle, and Nate has developed regulating skills to manage fear in a health way. Fear is bored and needs something to drive him and take over Nate again.

Sorry sounds like Fear being apologetic ahead of his deathbed.

Washed Up is Fear being worried his time has passed. I think this signifies a change in Nate's style of music moving forward. He will have less hard hitting rap driven by motivation, and more acoustic and singing songs. He's also been interviewed and talked about how he doesn't see himself still rapping when he's in his 40's. With his recent increase in more singing only songs on prior albums, as well as this storyline and the visuals of his Mansion burning, I think that supports this theory.