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  • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

    Originally posted by mrr3ye5 View Post
    yeah, it is the perfect photo haha.. and the set-list is 110% right, the band gave'm away after the show
    i would send my copy straight to Wayne for an autograph... if i didn't get it back, i'd be glad that i kept the original.







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    • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

      What happened to the people who were waiting to get home so they could upload the videos?

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      • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

        Originally posted by CwayneFtw10 View Post
        What happened to the people who were waiting to get home so they could upload the videos?
        didn't make it home... hahaha.

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        • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

          ^ hahaha damn

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          • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

            Lil Wayne uses 'Unplugged' performance to address jail stint, debut track from new album | Pop & Hiss | Los Angeles Times




            Lil Wayne had run through a string of hits during the taping of his “MTV Unplugged” special Thursday night before he took on a rather serious tone.

            “A few months ago I was in a dark place that I don't like to really shed light on,” he said referring to his time behind bars last year. “Everyone always asks, 'How was it?' I figured I'd find a way to answer that question.”

            The rapper then launched into a cover of 2Pac’s "Hail Mary" –- the last single from his final studio album, “The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory.”

            Wayne was incarcerated for attempted gun possession, from a 2007 arrest following a Manhattan concert.

            During his time behind bars -- which included a month of solitary confinement as punishment for possessing "music contraband" (headphones and a charger for an MP3 player) -- he released his last disc, “I Am Not a Human Being," and it debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, with 110,000 downloads in its first week.

            With lyrics like “penitentiaries is packed with promise makers … institutionalized I lived my life a product made to crumble,” Wayne said he dug around for the perfect song to describe how he felt during the eight months he spent at Rikers Island.

            He’s aware going forward that people are going to continue to ask, and he said he'll do more than offer the 2Pac classic -- he previously spoke about his experiences for Rolling Stone's February issue.

            “I think I’m going to have to open up more because of this social world we live in now,” he said backstage after the taping. “People are going to think I’m an alien if I don’t say anything about it. You know this world we live in now you can find out anything about everybody.”


            During the concert he also treated the hundreds of fans who packed a soundstage at Sony Studios to a track off his highly anticipated disc, “Tha Carter IV,” with a performance of “Nightmares of the Bottom,” where he reflected on his troubles -- with a bit of humor.

            “If I knew I was going to jail I would have … my attorney,”
            he rapped.

            He’s tight-lipped about the disc, which was pushed back to a June 21 release, but did offer a cryptic teaser when asked about it.

            “Just know that I have a pleasant surprise. A very pleasant surprise for this album when it comes out,” he said. “I’m only doing this for the fans. Which I do every … thing for.”


            Wayne joins a small roster of hip-hop acts to have gotten the “Unplugged” treatment, including LL Cool J, Jay-Z, Lauryn Hill and B.o.B.

            “It was humbling just to be a part of. As an artist that’s watched the game as closely as I did, to be on ‘Unplugged’ is a high honor,” Wayne said. “I’ve gotten people that haven’t texted me in a long time, text me today saying congratulations. It is that kind of thing. I felt great about it.”


            “MTV2 Presents: Lil Wayne Unplugged” will premiere on June 12 on MTV and online at 9 p.m.
            Last edited by mollyd812; 05-13-2011, 06:28 PM.

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            • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

              ^^ Good read dude .. thanks
              "Always had a black tool,even when i was at school 'cuz bullies aren't bulletproof..."

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              • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                Wayne’s upcoming MTV Unplugged special will most definitely go down in history. And you can’t help but think of Jay-Z’s classic pairing with The Roots as his band back when Jay did Unplugged back in ’01. So even though The Roots are probably not gonna back Lil Wayne up for his Unplugged special, one can only dream. If you remember, back in October of 2008, The Roots did a concert at The Fillmore on the beach and Lil Wayne surprised the crowd with an impromptu rendition of “A Milli”. It was most definitely a classic night. And below is an mp3 of that live rendition. Its a must listen.

                a-milli-the305com.mp3

                Here is a link to download Weezy doing A MIlli unplugged in 08, if anyone cares. haa

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                • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                  A pleasant surprise? Hmmmmm.........

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                  • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                    Originally posted by dieboltdesigns View Post
                    A pleasant surprise? Hmmmmm.........
                    I am still music tour II DVD & the nino brown part 3.. or his new mainstream single.. No it cant be his new single because he said when C4 comes out.. His single might come out next week.
                    Last edited by Cristhhian; 05-13-2011, 07:08 PM.

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                    • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                      Originally posted by mollyd812 View Post
                      Lil Wayne uses 'Unplugged' performance to address jail stint, debut track from new album | Pop & Hiss | Los Angeles Times




                      Lil Wayne had run through a string of hits during the taping of his “MTV Unplugged” special Thursday night before he took on a rather serious tone.

                      “A few months ago I was in a dark place that I don't like to really shed light on,” he said referring to his time behind bars last year. “Everyone always asks, 'How was it?' I figured I'd find a way to answer that question.”

                      The rapper then launched into a cover of 2Pac’s "Hail Mary" –- the last single from his final studio album, “The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory.”

                      Wayne was incarcerated for attempted gun possession, from a 2007 arrest following a Manhattan concert.

                      During his time behind bars -- which included a month of solitary confinement as punishment for possessing "music contraband" (headphones and a charger for an MP3 player) -- he released his last disc, “I Am Not a Human Being," and it debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, with 110,000 downloads in its first week.

                      With lyrics like “penitentiaries is packed with promise makers … institutionalized I lived my life a product made to crumble,” Wayne said he dug around for the perfect song to describe how he felt during the eight months he spent at Rikers Island.

                      He’s aware going forward that people are going to continue to ask, and he said he'll do more than offer the 2Pac classic -- he previously spoke about his experiences for Rolling Stone's February issue.

                      “I think I’m going to have to open up more because of this social world we live in now,” he said backstage after the taping. “People are going to think I’m an alien if I don’t say anything about it. You know this world we live in now you can find out anything about everybody.”


                      During the concert he also treated the hundreds of fans who packed a soundstage at Sony Studios to a track off his highly anticipated disc, “Tha Carter IV,” with a performance of “Nightmares of the Bottom,” where he reflected on his troubles -- with a bit of humor.

                      “If I knew I was going to jail I would have … my attorney,”
                      he rapped.

                      He’s tight-lipped about the disc, which was pushed back to a June 21 release, but did offer a cryptic teaser when asked about it.

                      “Just know that I have a pleasant surprise. A very pleasant surprise for this album when it comes out,” he said. “I’m only doing this for the fans. Which I do every … thing for.”


                      Wayne joins a small roster of hip-hop acts to have gotten the “Unplugged” treatment, including LL Cool J, Jay-Z, Lauryn Hill and B.o.B.

                      “It was humbling just to be a part of. As an artist that’s watched the game as closely as I did, to be on ‘Unplugged’ is a high honor,” Wayne said. “I’ve gotten people that haven’t texted me in a long time, text me today saying congratulations. It is that kind of thing. I felt great about it.”


                      “MTV2 Presents: Lil Wayne Unplugged” will premiere on June 12 on MTV and online at 9 p.m.
                      Good fucking find bro that shit was epic i went with my bro and we enjoyed it plus it was free what more could i have asked for
                      "Nothings promised but a graveyard cant
                      see myself dyin broke Ray Charles"


                      "Your flow never wet, like grandma pussy, i'm always good, like grandma cookies"

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                      • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                        ""Don't call me sir," he raps. "Call me survivor.""!

                        Nightmares Of The Bottom

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                        • Re: MTV - Unplugged featuring Lil Wayne

                          Originally posted by aza-exx View Post
                          ""Don't call me sir," he raps. "Call me survivor.""!

                          Nightmares Of The Bottom
                          classic wayne word play. Why he's the nicest in the game when he tries and sticks to a topic.


                          What comes easy, won't Last. What Lasts won't come easy.

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