WASHINGTON POST- Lil Wayne: Is anything sacred to him?

[jfkennedy]

Kanye's usage wasn't really demeaning, and considering Wayne has said this before, it's kind of a moot issue to me.

He shouldn't have used it, but in his mind he used it without backlash back in what, 2006? So why not use it again. Hip-hop fans should be on him for shamelessly recycling lines over and over.

 

[spliz]

My main issue wit the line is that it's garbage...

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Black people in the media will ignore blatant racism by CACs to go after one of their own.

 

[OG Talk]

Black people in the media will ignore blatant racism by CACs to go after one of their own.

@ Wayne being "one of their own"


And Black people in the media don't ignore racism from anywhere.. If anything they are hypersensitive about it to a fault...

 

[Kilgore Trout]

@ Wayne being "one of their own"


And Black people in the media don't ignore racism from anywhere.. If anything they are hypersensitive about it to a fault...

Oh yeah like who in the media? Jessie Jackson and Al Shapton don't count.

 

[NVME]

ol black activist ass cacs

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

A week or so of faux outrage and righteous indignation is pretty much the standard issue price of "accountability" over a random rap line...think wayne gets about 1 or 2 of these a year...Epic kept it classy and edited that out, all should be right with the world now

If 50 dropped this line you would be aghast & tripping over yourself w/indignance

 

[Long Live The Kane]

If 50 dropped this line you would be aghast & tripping over yourself w/indignance

Not really...pretty sure 50 has said plenty of lines that I could scurry up some kind of moral outrage for if I was pressed to do so...threatening to kill people's innocent kids or saying "fukk the hood, I'm rich" or some sh!t...the content of his rhymes on some "what's in good taste" isn't anything I've cared to hate on about 50... can't say I've ever pretended to have my gentle sensibilities rocked or been appalled by random rap lines...not when I've been listening to stuff like Biggie adovocating child sodomy and murder in songs since I was a preteen

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Not really...pretty sure 50 has said plenty of lines that I could scurry up some kind of moral outrage for if I was pressed to do so...threatening to kill people's innocent kids or saying "fukk the hood, I'm rich" or some sh!t...the content of his rhymes on some "what's in good taste" isn't anything I've cared to hate on about 50... can't say I've ever pretended to have my gentle sensibilities rocked or been appalled by random rap lines...not when I've been listening to stuff like Biggie adovocating child sodomy and murder in songs since I was a preteen

 

[Long Live The Kane]

You still going home to that 4 at best frumpy poo butt white hoe you put a ring on tonight...you 4'10 pygmy tribe bytch n!gga...where are you taking her?

 

[ROFL_GUY]

Not really...pretty sure 50 has said plenty of lines that I could scurry up some kind of moral outrage for if I was pressed to do so...threatening to kill people's innocent kids or saying "fukk the hood, I'm rich" or some sh!t...the content of his rhymes on some "what's in good taste" isn't anything I've cared to hate on about 50... can't say I've ever pretended to have my gentle sensibilities rocked or been appalled by random rap lines...not when I've been listening to stuff like Biggie adovocating child sodomy and murder in songs since I was a preteen

 

[Jerz-2]

Lil Wayne’s blatant disrespect for the civil rights struggle and for Till’s incomprehensible suffering shows that he has very little reverence for history.

That's not exclusive to Lil Wayne....there's an ENTIRE GENERATION of young people like this, whether it's Black History, hip-hop history, sports history.....he's just amongst the most popular "representatives" of that generational mindset.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

You still going home to that 4 at best frumpy poo butt white hoe you put a ring on tonight...you 4'10 pygmy tribe bytch n!gga...where are you taking her?

 

[Robert California]

demonic lyrics

 

[Enzo]

That's not exclusive to Lil Wayne....there's an ENTIRE GENERATION of young people like this, whether it's Black History, hip-hop history, sports history.....he's just amongst the most popular "representatives" of that generational mindset.

I had to quote this just because it was a very concise and true statement. Daps.