I never thought I'd admit to this in public, but damn, Lil Wayne snapped.
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Posted 15 years ago #
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Posted 15 years ago #
Are you serious?!
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Posted 15 years ago #
I'm sure he's only joking.
Hahaha
Nice one eso. You really had me there for a while. -
Posted 15 years ago #
He is clearly trying..don't like it though. Never been much of a fan of those minimalistic bass-oriented beats.
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Posted 15 years ago #
Looks like I'm gonna have to bring some good karma back to this thread...
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Posted 15 years ago #
I don't care what you guys say, Lil Wayne snapped on that song. From a fan perspective as well as someone who has made music, this is just dope. Step outside your comfy boxes for just a bit and appreciate the dopeness even when it comes from an unexpected source.
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Posted 15 years ago #
I just dont like lil wayne. summat bou his voice that just grates on me... beat aint 2 bad tho, hasnt really done much with it... rather similar to "a millie...." although like "a millie..." it gets annoying quick.
Music is great. Ive always wondered how these music/film critics earn their money? truth is its all opinions based, one mans rubbish is anothers gold... someone will always say this is gonna be huge another its gonna flop... opinions opinions opinions. The only one that matters is your own.
Peace
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Posted 15 years ago #
The guy who made "A Milli" made this beat and it appears he's just a one trick pony recycling the same sound. Bangladesh is his name. Guess the "trick" works as we instantly associate this to "A Milli" and somewhat like a part two to it. I'm not saying its some groundbreaking stuff, but it is in some way vastly different from "A Milli" in that there is actually a structure to Wayne's verses. It's almost like he wrote this stuff down, edited it and crafted to be a complete piece as opposed to the makeshift nature of "A Milli" I'm not a big fan of Lil Wayne either because his rhymes are corny most of the time but he does occasionally snap. This song is one of the occasional times.
You're right Mambo, we all have our opinions. Some of us are more open minded to stuff while some like to stay inside their shell. Some like to criticize and consume more than create. Some like to follow while others take chances.
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Posted 15 years ago #
esomedina said:
Some of us are more open minded to stuff while some like to stay inside their shell. Some like to criticize and consume more than create. Some like to follow while others take chances.Im always wary of criticising music for the simple reason, i dont make it myself so how do i know if i can do it better? Im no more than an armchair supporter. I can talk the talk, but never walk the walk. as it were. lol.
Peace
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Posted 15 years ago #
No, you have the right to criticize because you're the fan. You have the right to tell the artist that what they are doing isn't good especially when they are making it for you to purchase.
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Posted 15 years ago #
But we all like Rick James, yeah? :)
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Posted 15 years ago #
Rick James is a national treasure lol
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Posted 15 years ago #
Its a great song, just like A Milli was. I cringe everytime Im on youtube watching some mid 90's rap video and the number one comment is "f*** Lil Wayne" or some nonsense.
Lil Wayne killed it on the track, and has done the same on many others. He just makes some awful songs as well..
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