Below you'll find all my writing tagged with the word lil wayne. The posts are listed in chronological order. Click the post title to read more.
Dear Mr. Carter,
Please either a) stick to rapping or b) hire Rick Rubin.
It’s growing on me. I know it sucks…. but it’s growing on me. The louder I turn it up, the better it is. I have to assume this is how a rock record should be.
Truly,
Your Biggest Fan.
ps: You actually played that guitar solo, didn’t you? It’s awful. Yet, very endearing.
How many songs you record in your life?
Christ, over a million.Seriously?
Quite sure. I been recording since I was 11. That’s the difference. Not writing, but recording and rapping for people. Baby and them had me in the studio since I was 11. My first album came out when I was 12. Over a million, yeah.
Full Interview at GQ Blog (Via ThePunkGuy Via HypeBeast)
President Carter is looking… well….. Presidential!
I’ll be looking at him being presidential on Jan 19th. Woot!
Top Ten Things Lil Wayne Doesn’t Do, According to Lil Wayne On The Carter III
10. Owe you, like two vowels
9. Rap, he films movies
8. Fantasize
7. Have to get his tooth fixed
6. Write shit, cuz he ain’t got time
5. Have the answer
4. Wanna finish
3. Know what you are on
2. Give a fuck if you see him
1. Care
Click through to full article to see The Top 25 Things You Don’t Do According to Lil Wayne and The Top 50 Things Lil Wayne Is….
From Fader Magazines Listmania 2008 (Via Thepunkguy)
Also, in case you’d like to know where I’ll be on Jan 19th:
Rap star Lil’ Wayne might finally have to wear something besides his trademark low-riding, heinie-exposing jeans: He’s coming to Minneapolis to perform in January.
From Minneapolis Star Tribune (Via Keezy M, Baby)
the email was composed by the researchers and alongside information about age, where the student lived, the casual job they had, the email also included one of three degrees of name-dropping in relation to the star tennis player Roger Federer (particularly popular in his home country of Switzerland where this research was conducted). A control condition email made no mention of Federer.
After reading this introductory email, the participants rated their future research partners. Those participants who read an email from a student claiming to be friends with Federer, or both friends and an exercise partner of his, subsequently rated their future research partner as less likeable and less competent than participants who read an email from a student who simply said they were a Federer fan, or who didn’t mention him at all.
The participants also rated how manipulative they thought their future research partner was and it was clear from these scores that claiming to be friends with Federer backfired because it led the name-dropping students to appear manipulative.
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