Guess who’s disgusted right now? Me. Guess why? Because some cookie-cutter Ca$h Money piece of crap named Big Chief is trying to make money off the passing of one of my favorite artists with a puke-inducing song called “Nate Dogg.” Please, someone, get me a pedestal. Read the rest of this entry »
– Word on the street is that there is a big football game this weekend. Here are three things that’ll make it better: these crazy bets, the possibility of free pizza and, if you’re a Packers fan, Lil Wayne’s new fight song.
– David D. was man enough to admit when he was wrong and gave a history lesson on MF Doom.
– Project Pat has a new side hustle. Read the rest of this entry »
Since this is supposedly not slated to be on the retail version of Rebirth that is being released in Spring of 2034, what’s the point of this video? Chris Robinson was going to cash his check regardless and they could have slid this on the bonus DVD of the “real” Rebirth. Read the rest of this entry »
Since Short Dawg dropped his Eric Wright-influenced earthquake-inducing banger, “Cruising,” way back in 2005, four things have changed. Read the rest of this entry »
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Rolling Stone has deemed Tha Carter III the best Hip-Hop album of the year. MTV has called “A Milli” the best Hip-Hop song of the year. The latest chapter in Tha Carter series has gone cabillion platinum. Like it or not, history has painted Tha Carter III as a modern day classic marking Lil’ Wayne’s arrival.
But this is only the latest transgression in Lil’ Wayne revisionist history. Many act as though he crash landed from Mars right around when Dedication 2 dropped. The fact is, Lil’ Wayne has had a career spanning roughly a decade. During that time, he’s at worse been an above average MC with a grand catalog of great solo songs. After revisiting literally over 450 songs, here is the definitive career-spanning list of the top 20 Lil’ Wayne solo songs.
No features or Auto-Tuning allowed.
In Lil’ Wayne’s 500 or so songs, not a single one sounds like this. Wayne gets his Twista on to keep things completely gutta. He spits over quadruple-timed Mannie beats in a flow that is completely A-typical for Lil’ Wayne, but it works for the young spitter.
19. “Upgrade U”
You ever see Drunken Master? The premise is that Jackie Chan needs a certain specific amount of alcohol that allows him to be smooth and impervious to pain enough that it makes him a better fighter. Drought 3 is where Weezy reaches that same sort of cracked out equilibrium that allows his wackiness to be a sign of brilliance. No track exhibits this fact as much as Wayne’s destruction of the Beyonce single. He even takes time to give a R.I.P. to Apollo Creed mid-song. Read the rest of this entry »
“…Full o’ that dope, ready for war.”
Am I alone on this one?
1. Intro (Hot And Spicy)
2. We On Fire
3. Respect My Mind
4. Help (B.G. Solo)
5. Ridin
6. Off Tha Porch (Skit)
7. Get Out Tha Way
8. Clear Tha Set (Lil Wayne Solo)
9. I Feel
10. Boys At War
11. You Dig (Juvenile Solo)
12. I Need A Hot Girl (featuring Big Tymers)
13. Tuesday & Thursday
14. Bout Whatever (Turk Solo)
15. Sick Uncle (Skit)
16. Shoot 1st (featuring Paparue)
17. Too Hot
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