Lil Wayne’s 5th installment “Dedication 5” mixtape dropped today & niggas downloaded it faster than Weezy’s seizure recovery speeds. After dropping this mixtape, we must bring down the regime of Lil Wayne’s career. He hasn’t been the same since him & Birdman locked lips like love at 1st sight… but my niggas, I sat through all 25 tracks of one of the most overrated mixtapes in the history of Hip Hopdom & I cried so much in devastation that I have a permanent tear drop under my left eye like Lil Wayne.
I gave Dedication 5 an honest listen & I decoded each track thoroughly. I only like 3 out of 25 tracks on Dedication 5. Lil Wayne is shooting 12% from the field when it comes to making good music now and Drake is YMCMB’s only hope to lead the to the Championship. Lil Wayne’s career is deterioating & his fans are too naive to grasp that logic.
Lil Wayne gives his audience this perception that he’s “Not Human” when he has too many seizures to not be human. For those who are Lil Wayne fans, from your point of view, his music may have grown musically, and that’s debatable, but I’m not sure how much he has grown as a Black man & it’s affecting his ability to create quality songs. One thing I use to admire about Lil Wayne was his honest self-analysis but now I don’t think he knows who he is & it shows in his music.
I’d consider Lil Wayne artistically courageous for some of the bullshit music he puts out now, but that still doesn’t make him a genius or the best rapper alive. Niggas use those terms too liberally and ahistorically, Weezy is just a typical rapper that gets radio play because he uses keywords that are heavily promoted in this era whether, it’s fashion (Truck Fit), Drugs ( Molly), & etc.
For all of Lil Wayne’s flaws in music, you still get the idea that music comes before money. Lil Wayne wants to be famous, not great & it appears.
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I agree with you 100%.