Senator marco rubio - lil wayne ain't no tupac

[Sam Peel]

It took him 2 weeks, but Senator Marco Rubio finally delivered a smooth, eloquent GOP response -- to Lil Wayne calling himself the new Tupac.

Sen. Rubio -- a self-professed hip-hop superfan -- was at Reagan National Airport when he shot down Weezy recently making the bold claim ... "I ain't 2Pac, I'm the new 'Pac."

Totally off the cuff, Sen. Rubio told us, "Tupac lived in a different time. These guys have some message in what they're saying, but I think they're largely entertainers."

He added, "I think Tupac was more someone who was trying to inform us about what was going on, and he did it through entertainment."

The Senator also talked Wu-Tang Clan and Dave Chappelle ... it's pretty cool ... for a politician.

Oh, and he said it all without a single sip of water.

FUN FACT: Rubio's fave rap songs of all-time are NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" ... Eminem's "Lose Yourself," and 'Pac's "Killuminati."

Senator Marco Rubio -- Lil Wayne Ain't NO Tupac | TMZ.com

 

[SHAQAVELLI]

Real sh1t.

 

[K.O.D]

throwing words with fa-gs is a lose-lose situation when you are a politician lil wayne may mess around and kiss rubio in the mouth

 

[LOUDaffair]

Weezy got politicians talkin bout him juss like Tupac did tho real talk tho Weezy was juss having fun out chea on a double cup and a molly and some Cali bud nikkas need to stfu aint that serious

 

[Fredrick Thuglas]

Weezy got politicians talkin bout him juss like Tupac did tho real talk tho Weezy was juss having fun out chea on a double cup and a molly and some Cali bud nikkas need to stfu aint that serious

Since the based god got next

lil B isn't lil wanye, he the new lil wayne.

 

[William Bassington]

politicians just cant keep focus on important matters, this up there with the New York senator trying to force Wayne to apologize

 

[NvrCMyNut]

i never heard the song killuminati

 

[Jerz-2]

Ha, he gave a pretty real answer to the Tupac question. Like, that didn't seem nearly as scripted as it could have been.

People need to remember, Rubio supposedly "got next" for the Republicans, and after this last election I think their party has come to understand that they need to go after the young people vote, and the Black and Latino vote, if they want to win the next election. They underestimated those demographics in both Obama elections, to their detriment.

So if Rubio's goal was/is to endear himself - and by extension, the "new" Republican party platform - to a whole new generation of young voters, he took a good first step.