What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

[Uzzi Kid]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

Something You Forgot is one of his realest of all time in my opinion, Miss My Dawgs is just him telling you about all the homies he lost it's all real life, both of those tracks are. I also always thought "How can Something" was a pretty real song, it's also about Toya and he's actually drunk recording it but it still is a deep track.

[MiSSTHR33]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

imma have to go with my all time favorite song n the world comfortable

[Uzzi Kid]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

Lollipop Your Trippin'

This dude must be smokin those two of the most "Pop" songs he has and I hate to say that word.

[Tech N9ne]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

This dude must be smokin those two of the most "Pop" songs he has and I hate to say that word.

It did gain him a lot of fans though. It is undoubtedly the most popular mainstream song.

[Young Mula Baaaby]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

Im Me and Me & My Drank

[MiSSTHR33]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

dang makes me wanna listen to me and my drank.

[Fouad_010]

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imo i think trouble from TDIO4 is the realest.

[gblundon2]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

I would have to say Trouble, Gossip & Miss my dawgs

yes...

[Raw Tune]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

Something You Forgot, Miss My Dawgs, Real Rap, Georgia Bush, and definitely Me and My Drank

[Franknstein]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

pussy monster

[True Lakers Fan]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

Misunderstood and Shoot Me Down

[bravo11]

Re: What's The Realest Wayne Song You Ever Heard?

The cover for We takin' over. He talks about the incident where he kisses his father and really puts himself out there. It's something that most other rappers would just ignore and never mention, but Lil Wayne being the artist that he is addresses his relationship with his father. It's a courageous thing he did. Even though it was only a small part of the song, it still speaks volumes about how much he loves and respects Birdman.