Lil' Wayne Is One Of Those Rappers Where It Takes You Getn Older To Realize How Wack He Is

CASHAPP

CASHAPP

Superstar
Supporter
Joined
Aug 12, 2012
Messages
26,490
Reputation
-2,474
Daps
48,342
K-Slim said:
Even back in high school and college I stayed getting into debates when it came to his music because I NEVER could see what made him so great in people's eyes. Weird voices, cartoonish punchlines and mufukkas was really mentioning him next to Nas, Jay, Big, Pac, etc.


I would ask somebody to recite to me a "lyrical" Wayne verse and they'd quote some shyt like his verse from We Takin Over. I would literally :gucci: at the fact that they found that shyt to be lyrical. That whole "Wayne is G.O.A.T" era was odd to me.
Click to expand...

And then people talk shyt about Kendrick and his voices lol. Whether you like Kendrick or not at least he focuses on albums and not just half ass verses all the time. How does the best rapper of the Millennial Generation not have a classic album? :gucci: Closest he got was Carter 2 and that was like a 4 mic album.

I was especially shocked to see Scarface say how dope Wayne was and how he was one of the greatest :mjlol: dudes really do get tricked by when rappers have dope production.
 
R

re'up

Veteran
Joined
May 26, 2012
Messages
21,262
Reputation
6,563
Daps
66,988
Reppin
San Diego
I was listening to Lil' Wayne in 7th grade, I had the Hot Boys albums, and then kinda phased out, til he came back with '500 Degreez', which, though not highly regarded elsewhere, in my group of friends, it became a kind of classic that summer, and the next. Then, "The Carter" dropped, and that was like US at the time, the flows, the bars, the beats, the concepts, it was a classic, at the moment, and I think holds up over time. Carter 2 was the same way, though it took me a few years to appreciate that album as much, as my circumstances had changed much, by late 2005. His best run was 04-07, the beginning of the end was "Carter 3", which shaped the rest of his career, sloppy, unfocused, self indulgent.

He is now a singular embarrassment, to both himself, the career he had, and the entire genre in general, not to mention as a person, whom I have come to loathe, for his immaturity, apathy, and lack of qualities found in any respectable person.
 
Last edited:
GzUp

GzUp

Sleep, those slices of death; Oh how I loathe them
Supporter
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
30,225
Reputation
6,685
Daps
56,805
Reppin
California
I recently heard a lot of his music in a road trip and that shyt sounded barbaric :scust:


The stuff he said about woman was too much.
 
hayesc0

hayesc0

Veteran
Supporter
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
38,507
Reputation
8,343
Daps
118,847
You had to get older to realize he was trash:stopitslime:

I knew he was trash in the late 90s when I was a kid. He had a few years where he was impressive from around 06-10 but besides that he been trash.
 
boyonamission

boyonamission

Banned
Joined
Mar 8, 2017
Messages
419
Reputation
-80
Daps
1,127
Legend. fukk the hate his legacy is sealed. The fact that people are still waiting on a consistent comeback from him is a testament to his legacy.

These days, when he kills it, he kills it. He's the Kobe Bryant of rap. He has a lot of hardware but owns a lot of bad records.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top