Lil Wayne - opinions please

[akae47]

speaks about it in soldier.......

Where?

Hey, see cash money is a army
I'm walkin' wit purple hearts on me
You talkin' to the sargeant
Body marked up like the subway in harlem
Call him, weezy f baby, please say the baby
If you don't see me on the block I ain't tryna hide
I blend in wit the hood, i'm camouflage
Bandana tied, so mommy join my troop
Now every time she hear my name she salute

 

[Pacaveli-T]

teardrops are a sign of gang relation besides jail.

 

[Pacaveli-T]

anyways i'm out.

 

[akae47]

teardrops are a sign of gang relation besides jail.

No they don't, especially not crips

 

[VENOMOUS]

teardrops are a sign of gang relation besides jail.

NO ITS NOT!!!!teardrops mean your either mourning sum 1 or that you killed someone.Lil wayne is no crip.

 

[VENOMOUS]

Like what?

like this www.youngmoneyent.com

 

[akae47]

NO ITS NOT!!!!teardrops mean your either mourning sum 1 or that you killed someone.Lil wayne is no crip.

That doesn't mean he crippin, teardrops means that you either have done time in jail or you're mourning someone who has died

 

[VENOMOUS]

are you rolling your eyes at me?If so what r u trying to say?

 

[akae47]

are you rolling your eyes at me?If so what r u trying to say?

I'm just pointing that you said the same thing I did

 

[CHUCK2810]

HES ONE OF MY FAVORITE RAPPERS. HIM AND TI ARE GOING TO HAVE TO DUKE IT OUT FOR THE TOP SPOT IN THE SOUTH
WWW.2810ENT.COM

 

[Mase]

hes pretty good in my opinion and shows he's a crip to large extents more then snoop, least he got the tat...

looks like in the soldier clip though he didnt enjoy being with them, looks like he thought he was better then this... in some ways he was right.

Not that I give a fuck, but Lil Wayne always has a red bandana on him..
On subject: Lil Wayne is fucking dope, and he can only get better. Last year, he became my favourite Artist and he definetly deserves to become everyone elses.
What dont you like about him Exodus?

 

[Frank Grimes]

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He's held in high regard because he's very, very good. People are realizing that now because
a) The things he does, they usually expect NY mixtape rappers to do, but none of them are doing it as well as he does.
b) There's no one on his own label better than him right now.
c) They're realizing their assumptions about him/southern rappers in general are wrong, and he's more "real hip-hop" (their phrase, not mine, I'm not on that bullshit), than they think. I don't know any other rappers who drop half-an-hour Jackin for Beats mixtapes where they freestyle over instrumentals from Reflection Eternal, Royce da 5'9, and N*E*R*D songs in addition to the Dr. Dre/Neptunes beats. On his last mixtape, in addition to "This Is How We Do", "Knuck if U Buck", and "New York", Weezie rapped over a Roots song that dropped last year that probably no one in his expected audience even heard.
d) Young Money's mixtape, which he dropped with DJ Drama, is the best release of 2005 so far.
e) He's been rapping since he was 14, they had to come around to him eventually.
f) They like him because he's a college student and he wants to duet with Eminem?

i loved that track.

i feel like i heard that song though, mmm where from

 

[Frank Grimes]

i get it, its of "the roots- tipping point" album,