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So it all started off by coming to LilwayneHQ. I saw that Lil Wayne is going to be featured on Kanye's upcoming album.
I then decided to find out more about the album, looked more, found out that a hacker had hacked into some producers computer and had gotten the full album and posted a pic of the tracklist as proof (this is legit its been on multiple websites) use google if you don't think its real:
This got me kind of excited to I google'd some random keywords from that screenshot.
I googled "record for hype.zip" which lead to me to *ding ding ding* a mediafire link. It was 60 megs, around the size of an album. And it had been uploaded yestarday...
Here's the link to the "album": Record for Hype.zip
So I downloaded it.
Turns out that it is an .RAR file. Ok no problem...
I tried to extract it... and SHIT .. its encrypted.
I tried right click explore to look and see if the .mp3 files match the hackers screen shot:
^^^^^ file on my computer, the one i downloaded from mediafire.
Not only do all the names match... but all the sizes of the songs are a perfect fit too.
So I highly doubt this is just an elaborate fake, because if that were the case then all the titles would be the same, but the sizes would be different.
Bottom line, there is no way to tell unless someone on here has an .RAR password cracker.
I use to have one but it was really slow and didn't work very well.
Let me know what you guys think...
I then decided to find out more about the album, looked more, found out that a hacker had hacked into some producers computer and had gotten the full album and posted a pic of the tracklist as proof (this is legit its been on multiple websites) use google if you don't think its real:
This got me kind of excited to I google'd some random keywords from that screenshot.
I googled "record for hype.zip" which lead to me to *ding ding ding* a mediafire link. It was 60 megs, around the size of an album. And it had been uploaded yestarday...
Here's the link to the "album": Record for Hype.zip
So I downloaded it.
Turns out that it is an .RAR file. Ok no problem...
I tried to extract it... and SHIT .. its encrypted.
I tried right click explore to look and see if the .mp3 files match the hackers screen shot:
^^^^^ file on my computer, the one i downloaded from mediafire.
Not only do all the names match... but all the sizes of the songs are a perfect fit too.
So I highly doubt this is just an elaborate fake, because if that were the case then all the titles would be the same, but the sizes would be different.
Bottom line, there is no way to tell unless someone on here has an .RAR password cracker.
I use to have one but it was really slow and didn't work very well.
Let me know what you guys think...
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