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Lil’ Wayne is a good rapper, in fact, one of the best rappers that the world has right now. However, during experimentations, it seems as if he had some sort of wild idea that he should make a crossover album in which includes him attempting to carry a note and experimenting with harmonies for the first time. As predicted, Weezy’s Frankenstein procedure yields some pretty horrible results. As most fans know, Lil’ Wayne has never been the kind of star to move out of the limelight or to even express that he is self-conscious at all, however, on Rebirth, the title of Weezy’s new album, the lead track, “American Star” sets a standard that ends up explaining why the record was dead in the water even before he started writing lyrics for it. “Listen to my own voice, in my black Rolls-Royce; get the girls of my choice to take off their shorts and blouses, I take off my trousers.” Like these lyrics, Rebirth relates to Weezy’s overindulgent, materialistic lifestyle and shows most importantly that this album is completely humorless. From the start, Lil’ Wayne takes himself and his craft too seriously and this album suffers immensely because of it. The first single, “Prom Queen” which was produced by Drew Correa and DJ Infamous ignited discussion about the possibility of the album, drops as Rebirth’s second track. While the initial shock of how horrible it is as a stab of some sort of rock stardom has worn off since it was released in January, the indication remains that Weezy still lacks any sort of chops when stepping into the world of guitar-driven rock. “Ground Zero” follows as an interesting hybrid tack where Wayne fails to completely commit to either rapping or agro-yelling. In all honesty, it’s a tired comparison but Weezy is honestly as backwards as a backward red NY Yankees ball-cap away from fill on Limp Bizkitry here. The only “highlight” on the record comes with Eminem’s verse on “Drop The World”. Unfortunately, a minute of cohesion cannot make up for an album’s worth of poorly constructed confusion. Rebirth eventually comes to a close with two of its worst tracks, “Knockout” and “The Price is Wrong.” If nothing else, “Knockout” stands as one of the best examples as to why vocoder driven pop punk should not exits. “The Price is Wrong,” however, has a lot more issues than that. The drop-tuned, overly aggressive power chords used in the track translate as so completely empty that they’d hardly cut it with the worst of Rebirth is a stunningly sour example of why Lil’ Wayne should stick to what he’s good at.
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i fucking love u lil weezy
legit
hey boyfriend.
i live because of you weezy. ur amazing. hope to see you someday at a concert maybe. i love all your songs and everything about you. ive been a fan since you were in hot boyz. i love rock and im so glad ur doing some of that now too. but you are and always will be the best rapper alive to me and millions of others. keep on making great music!!! :D
i wish lil wayne would work in our store, then we might get customers...that would be awesome!
i wish lil wayne would work in our store, then we might get customers...that would be awesome!
Lil Wayne is Legendary & Too Talented... itz awesome!