Wayne confirmed feature in Rick Ross's album, Mastermind

[MarkoMaxX]

Why you having high expectations when you know song ain't gonna build up to your hype...?

Because having high expectations for anything is far better than having low expectations for it.

You can't possibly know if it's not gonna live to my or anyones hype.
Sample that they took, name, and the fact that it's Ross and Wayne song, are just enough for me to know that this is gonna be one hell of a joint.

[didoweezy]

Because having high expectations for anything is far better than having low expectations for it.

You can't possibly know if it's not gonna live to my or anyones hype.
Sample that they took, name, and the fact that it's Ross and Wayne song, are just enough for me to know that this is gonna be one hell of a joint.

agreed...off tha top
Luxury Tax
Maybach Music 2
Clear Da Scene
Im A G
John
Down Here

well hopefully we get something as good as any of these if not better.

[freakjasp]

Because having high expectations for anything is far better than having low expectations for it.

You can't possibly know if it's not gonna live to my or anyones hype.
Sample that they took, name, and the fact that it's Ross and Wayne song, are just enough for me to know that this is gonna be one hell of a joint.

i never really have expectations cause you either get disappointed (what is really possible) or you get wht you expected, i think its the best just to wait and don't waste your time with thinkin bout how great the song will be like.

[LilTunchi]

REVOLT | First Listen: 10 Takeaways From Rick Ross' 'Mastermind'

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap

On album closer "Thug Cry," Wayne delivers one of his most heartfelt and actually well-written verses in years, spanning and harkening back to Tha Carter III's "Tie My Hands." It's good to hear Wayne be Wayne again. "

[LilTunchi]

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap

On album closer "Thug Cry," Wayne delivers one of his most heartfelt and actually well-written verses in years, spanning and harkening back to Tha Carter III's "Tie My Hands." It's good to hear Wayne be Wayne again."

REVOLT | First Listen: 10 Takeaways From Rick Ross' 'Mastermind'

[BrewCityYM]

everybody is tweeting "rozay got a classic"
then it drops...then it disappoints...then rozay loose all his weight cuz of the heat .

That Song With Kanye Song Hard As Fuck! And YE Sound Like he Going the Fuck In . . . . This Might Finally Be Rozays Classic

[KamZiro]

I wont bealive those Tweets untill I listen to it by my self though

[Danny M]

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap

On album closer "Thug Cry," Wayne delivers one of his most heartfelt and actually well-written verses in years, spanning and harkening back to Tha Carter III's "Tie My Hands." It's good to hear Wayne be Wayne again."

REVOLT | First Listen: 10 Takeaways From Rick Ross' 'Mastermind'

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap"

Did Revolt really use that as a headline

[RAFMFN]

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap"

Did Revolt really use that as a headline

Whoever wrote that should be fired immediately.

[Iamhiph0p]

Dickriders have fooled us before... Still hoping for the best

[freakjasp]

inb4itsnotadeepsonglikeeveryonesays

[YM Salute]

"Lil Wayne Can Still Rap

On album closer "Thug Cry," Wayne delivers one of his most heartfelt and actually well-written verses in years, spanning and harkening back to Tha Carter III's "Tie My Hands." It's good to hear Wayne be Wayne again."

REVOLT | First Listen: 10 Takeaways From Rick Ross' 'Mastermind'

Guys, difference between back then and now is what they're saying. Back then, we've heard stuff like "Wayne killed it!", "Wayne went in", etc. and stuff along those lines. This time they're saying it's a heartfelt/deep Wayne verse which is something that really isn't said or exaggerated because heartfelt generally means the same to everyone as opposed to saying something subjective as "he killed it".