Emmitt Till Estate On Lil Wayne Lyric

[iBeast]

People are just too sensitive now a days. Cant nobody say nothing without offending some group. SMH

[BrewCityYM]

While i understand why some people may find it disrespectful, I don't know why people are bitching about it now. Wayne's played on Emmit Till and beating up before.

"beatin up ya block, imma get my Emmitt Till on" - Swizzy, DD3

They said that he did it multiple times....

[GeorgiaBoyTool]

Stay in school.

They don't talk about Emmett in school, maybe if they did then people wouldn't be so outraged, I've heard rappers say much more offensive punchlines.

[Guest1]

wayne is just too raw thats why ppl get upset.. he doesnt try and sugar coat shit hes just raw

lol

[BrewCityYM]

wayne dont need no publicity

so he didnt rap the line for that reason

he did it cause he can say what the fuck he wants to

they better not make him change it

Naw He Said It Cuz He Thought It Was A Cold/Clever Line But It Really Wasn't. Then To Make It Worse He Laughed After Sayin It..... So Would It Be Okay If Wayne Made A Line Using Trayvon Martin ? That Shit Would Never Be Taken Off Every Station & Everything YMCMB Besides Drake Would Be Boycotted. Wayne Crossed The Line. That's like Him Using MLK getting shot as a metaphor for his killing Niggaz lines and using scopes. This Was Wrong In Every Shape & Form Even For Lil Wayne...... And it's black history months smh he knew civil rights ppl and the NAACP would be all over this

[Selsius1000]

I have always been a fan of Lil Wayne, Nas, Jay-z, Pac etc.. However that line was over the border. Maybe because I'm 27 years old who has matured to a man. Lil Wayne owe the family an apology PERIOD. That's just like someone dissing your deceased parent in a horrific way who has the power touch masses. It's not like a I hate you by an individual but imagine if millions can hear someone talking about your deceased parent. Come On ppl he should at least apologize. I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER ALBUM IF HE DOESN'T.. Fu** the music, I can respect you as a man that doesn't have integrity, values, morals, embracing your heritage etc.. He should Apologize.

[fengswag]

Imma Lil Wayne fan and I can defend him everytime I want to but this line was very wrong. Admit it.

I know he said it on the Swizzy record too but then it wasn't acceptable neither but I get your point, why is everyone coming at him like that now.
[MENTION=63683]TheCarter[/MENTION]

[A$AP YAMS]

Imma Lil Wayne fan and I can defend him everytime I want to but this line was very wrong. Admit it.

I know he said it on the Swizzy record too but then it wasn't acceptable neither but I get your point, why is everyone coming at him like that now.
@TheCarter

He didnt have the same impact back then

[ChrisBLawyer]

I don't know what to say or think, I'm white, so I shouldn't really have an opinion in this matter.
Still a good punchline tho

U dont have to be african american to have an opinion on it...

somebody got murdered for whistling at a woman of a diff. race. Period its simple lol

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Punch line didn't even make sense

it really didnt he was prolly high

[michaes]

One of the main reasons I like Wayne is because he's too raw.. But this line and "Then we eat each other up like some Somalians" are just too damn disrespectful...

[Zimmie]

They don't talk about Emmett in school, maybe if they did then people wouldn't be so outraged, I've heard rappers say much more offensive punchlines.

Just curious any examples?

[6foot7foot]

"Fuk emmitt till And anybody that love em"