Lil Wayne - “I Got Money” (Feat T-Pain)
More lethargic v-pop from Weezyana, this time featuring the king of v-pop.
I guess this is Wayne’s way of convincing T-Pain that he’s not throwing rocks at the vocoder throne. Besides, you would think he’d be buying better beats with all that money he supposedly makes from guesting on people’s albums. This thing sounds more like a default Casio beat.
Though this delirious cover has been floating on the net for a couple months, I always thought it was one of those mockery type covers. So, I wanted to wait until it’s been ruled as official. I’ve confirmed it with Universal and, yep, this is really what we’re getting on June 10.
Now let’s just hope he doesn’t record the whole album with a vocoder.
Classic! Greatest Rapper Ever! WEEZY Tha BEST!! I LUB IT!!!
Apparently The Source is still around.
In case you haven’t heard, Lil’ Wayne and his Adam’s apple were arrested today by the DEA.
The 25-year-old faces charges of possession of dangerous drugs, narcotics and drug paraphernalia.
Bratcher said Carter’s bus was stopped about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at a Border Patrol checkpoint near Dateland, Ariz., 120 kilometres east of Yuma.
Apparently, they found copious amounts of marijuana, cocaine, and other drugs in Weezy’s tour bus and took him in.
Weezy is back on the cover of Ozone’s annual sex issue, this time without his daddy.
This issue is also available on ozonemag.com.
I still can’t feel this hot garbage, but I know someone out there will. The soulful sample is awesome though. Anyone else catch the Boo Boo subliminals?
Lil Wayne debuted “Gossip,” supposedly off Tha Carter III, at the BET Hip-Hop Awards.
Weezy has his moments, but this is definitely not one of them, though you wouldn’t know it from the crowd’s reaction. After watching this video a couple of times, I still don’t understand how Wayne can be touted as the second coming of Rakim with an average flow and a litany of lazy punchlines.
“My flow’s sick, so sick it’s like my sh*t is dyin.”
Am I missing something here? Is there a special equipment in the market that might help me enjoy Weezy’s music like everyone else? Who knows, maybe my tastes are gradually evolving as I get older.
Cue the hype beast. This is what happens when you put one of the most overrated MCs and one of the most innovative artists of our time in the same room.
Oh, you already know who murked who on this one.
According to MTV, that is.
I stopped reading at No.10, but here’s a rundown of the list:
10. Jim Jones
9. Common
8. 50 Cent
7. Jay-Z
6. Young Jeezy
5. Kanye West
4. Andre 3000
3. The Game
2. T.I.
1. Lil Wayne
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