New York Times on Lil Wayne

[jw99]

Re: New York Times on Lil Wayne

lol @ millz being called a thug

Yeahh, rofl.
Fuck this dude he don't know what he's talkin about

[EnvyMcLovin]

Re: New York Times on Lil Wayne

I did not like this article at all. I mean, at first glance it looks like it's a positive one, glorifiying Wayne and his many talents. Embedded in it, though, are a few scathing comments concerning his voice, the 'failure' of Rebirth and the desperation of needing to make a come-back while in prison- and the suggestion that he will fail.

To be honest, i think it's a bad article. It's well-written and coherent, naturally, but the author can't seem to make his/her mind up. At one point Wayne is being praised and the positive comments are generous, yet what stands out to me are the negative, scornful remarks. Not just about Drake and him running with Waynes 'template', as though Wayne is anywhere near being finished, but in general, it seems to favour the newer artists. And as much as i like Minaj and Drake, they pale in comparison to Lil Wayne.

I'm a fan forever man, and there's not a posh voice in a newspaper article that can make me think twice.

Good effort, though.

[lokita4lilwayne88]

Re: New York Times on Lil Wayne

It was an interesting article, i thought rebirth came out already? :suprised:

[Pestrator]

Re: New York Times on Lil Wayne

this articel is garbage its just talkin bad bout weezy.Rebirth was amazin in my opinion and the ym album was good also the person who wrote that is de a hater

[YoungMoneyEnt]

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Sometimes on this album Lil Wayne is rapping, but mostly he’s singing, and poorly at that, his voice buried in a haze of digital effects that only highlight the lack underneath.

this part pissed me off because it is not true at all.