Sticking with the "Rock" Theme Young Money Rapper Lil' Wayne is on this month's issue of Rolling Stone. In this issue Lil Wayne talks Jail Time, Jail time and more Jail time:
“I don’t like to stop,” Wayne tells RS‘ Chris Norris. “I believe you stop when you die.” So in the weeks before he reports to Rikers Island, Wayne is keeping busy — recording tracks bound for Tha Carter IV (the album Cash Money staffers call “C4″ because it’ll be the bomb), shooting videos with his Young Money protégés, spending time with his growing family, and deliberately not asking anyone for advice about life on the inside. “This is Lil Wayne going to jail. Nobody I can talk to can tell me what that’s like,” he says. “I just say I’m looking forward to it.”
I can just imagine that we will be hearing Lil Wayne until the day the man steps out of prison, but with the "Best Rapper Alive" title still over his head lets pray its the old Lil' Wayne and not the Rock & Rolla ayatollah we received yesterday!
In other Lil Wayne News....Although We over here at SAU wern't feeling the Rap/Rock Album from Lil Wayne, his fans showed up and showed out! According to Billboard.com "Rebirth" will most likely be the highest debut of the week selling 125,000-150,000 albums in its first week. Its nothing compared to his milli in one week from his one and only "Carter 3" but I guess number one is number one, So congrats to Wayne.
man this "rebirth" album was trash!
ReplyDeletelil Wayne should be ashamed of himself i bought it thinking it was going to be lil wayne rappin with hot ass beats! NOT!
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