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Albums T-Pain & Lil Wayne - T-Wayne (Discussion Thread)
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Will actually peep this
Fani Willis fan
Veteran
I know none of these songs are better than "I Can't Believe It"
cartierhoe
Veteran
How is this yall? Heard its cool, but this project like 9-10 years late lmao. Still gon check this out 
feelosofer
#ninergang
Shyt is a nice listen, it's a shame this didn't drop when it was supposed to.
SHAQAVELLI
We Are Penn State
Yo I really think this album could be a game-changer 
Hear me out. When this album was *supposed* to come out, it was thought that T-Pain was past his prime. People were also getting tired of Lil Wayne since he flooded the market with features and mixtapes for years. But now? It's refreshing to hear T-Pain and Lil Wayne. Even though they birthed so many of these new rappers (specifically Wayne did so), this album sounds better than what the young dudes are doing. At least to me. Obviously Wayne's still a superstar, but he's not as popular as he once was. I'd love to see this encourage Wayne to open the vaults to other unreleased material. He could use a boost ... this could be it. Nostalgic melodies to be hearing for an older millennial
Also, this album could have been a game-changer for Tha Bizness, the producers. They ain't done relevant shyt in many years. But they could have been Metro Boomin to Drake and Future's WATTBA.
I really do look forward to reading some nuanced opinions on this album and what the impact could have been ... and what it could be today. I'd love to see it drop on Apple Music and Spotify and actually make some moves on the charts. Twitter's been abuzz about it all day.
Prime Weezy tha Gawd @Gator Reloaded
Hear me out. When this album was *supposed* to come out, it was thought that T-Pain was past his prime. People were also getting tired of Lil Wayne since he flooded the market with features and mixtapes for years. But now? It's refreshing to hear T-Pain and Lil Wayne. Even though they birthed so many of these new rappers (specifically Wayne did so), this album sounds better than what the young dudes are doing. At least to me. Obviously Wayne's still a superstar, but he's not as popular as he once was. I'd love to see this encourage Wayne to open the vaults to other unreleased material. He could use a boost ... this could be it. Nostalgic melodies to be hearing for an older millennial
Also, this album could have been a game-changer for Tha Bizness, the producers. They ain't done relevant shyt in many years. But they could have been Metro Boomin to Drake and Future's WATTBA.
I really do look forward to reading some nuanced opinions on this album and what the impact could have been ... and what it could be today. I'd love to see it drop on Apple Music and Spotify and actually make some moves on the charts. Twitter's been abuzz about it all day.
Prime Weezy tha Gawd @Gator Reloaded
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
at the play count going down as the list goes down. Exactly my sentiment.
70% of the people that started listening said fukk it half way through.