Rappers praising Weezy (links)

[Shake]

Lil Wayne Compliments From Other Rappers

I love this page

[lilwayne-carter]

last time he tweeted bout wayne he ended up his on upcoming project

oh no

[DaFinest]

GFK: "Son you was a animal back in like �04 to �07. Bring back that nigga or some shit son."

right after he dissed him for making HTL....lmao

[Lucifer]

[Waynasite]

Truth

[Danny M]

[WeEeEeEzZzZyYy]

bibby knows, thats wassup

[cmotany]

Lil Herb


The Source Talks With Hip Hop?s Next Trapstar, Lil Herb | The Source


So, what artist did you grow up listening to?
I grew up listening to Jadakiss, Jeezy, Gucci [Mane] Lil’ Wayne, Juelz [Santana,] you know, people out the Dipset. I fuck with Reasonable Doubt and Scarface. That’s who I fuck with, people who got lyrics.
When I talked to Drake, he said that he played some of my shit for Jay Z and he was fucking with it. That was the last I heard of it. Drake shouted me out on Hot 97 and on Twitter. (Drake Tweeted lyrics from Lil’Herb and Lil’ Bibby ‘s, “Kill Shit”).

[Danny M]

Wale:

"I think Lil Wayne is one of the best rappers in the world and people hate on him, they be like: ‘he wack’… like how? how? In what way is he wack? He might say a line you don’t like or whatever, but come on."

16:20

[back on my bullish*t]

Wale:

16:20

wale talking them facts

[cmotany]

Crooked I Credits Lil Wayne's Impact On Mainstream Lyricism | Get The Latest Hip Hop News, Rap News & Hip Hop Album Sales | HipHop DX

Speaking with HipHopDX about Lil Wayne's impact on mainstream Hip Hop, Crooked I detailed his respect for the Young Money rapper lyricism.
Explaining his take on Wayne’s effect on young Hip Hop listeners throughout his commercial success, Crooked I spoke about Tha Carter emcee’s penchant for “witty” one-liners.
“I think Wayne is one of the artists who really opened that gateway, there was a time where we weren’t getting anything in the mainstream,” Crooked I said in a clip that debuted as a part of the DX Daily today (September 30). “The underground always has flourished. You got so many layers of the game: you got the underground, you got the almost-famous, you got the famous, you got the super famous. So, in the super famous realm I don’t think that those fans were getting any lyricism. I think Wayne, I credit and salute him because when he was hopping on all those joints, he had some memorable one-liners that were witty, catchy, and clever at the same time. It made people start thinking, young people. I remember talking to’em at the barbershop, they’re like, ‘Yo, he is the best rapper alive.’ That was the best that they had heard.”

[cmotany]

Lil Bibby - XXL

Influenced By:“Jay Z, Drake, Jadakiss, a little Cam’ron. I like Wayne. Gucci. Those guys. I really like the street rappers, but I fuck with Drake hard too.”

Interview: Lil Bibby | The FADER

What's the first music you remember hearing as a kid? My sister had me listening to Nas, DMX, Bow Wow, Eminem… that type of shit.
So that's kinda what you came up on? Nah that's what I was forced to listen to. I came up listening to Lil Wayne, Gucci.


http://staging.xxlmag.com/xxl-freshm...aiah-rashad-3/

Influenced By:My influences are OutKast, Erykah Badu, Gnarls Barkley, ScHoolboy Q and Wayne. Q is a dude I listened to before �€�I came to TDE. He was the first one I listened to. I heard of Rock first, but Q is the first one, like his wordplay and his stories really made me listen to it.�€�