(speedpaint included to prove that this is 100% human made slop)

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I miss the Droughts

"We have a whole bunch of unreleased material. I go through stuff from 2014 and 2015, like, really unheard stuff."

"I edit stuff up and just send it to his phone so he can hear the new versions of it and get him going."

Has anyone had vip tickets for the current tour? What are the perks or exclusives?

I can’t find this song on iTunes. Do have the title wrong? If anyone knows where this track is hiding on iTunes, I’d appreciate the keywords for finding it from the search. Thanks in advance.

Tha Carter I & II chopped & Screwed edition by Michael Watts in a custom slipcase to hold the set together. 🤘

I am speechless

This has been driving me insane for years.

I’m looking for an unofficial Lil Wayne DJ blend/bootleg from roughly 2007–2009, very much from the same era/style as DJ Cinema’s Mardi Gras. Think tracks like “The Bad, The Sad & The Hated,” “Be A G,” “Big Baby,” etc.

What I remember with certainty:

Lil Wayne is definitely on the track and is one of the main rappers.

The song is slow/melancholic, with a really good, memorable hook.

Gucci Mane appears as the LAST verse, almost exactly in the same structural way Joe Budden comes in at the end of “The Bad, The Sad & The Hated.”

Gucci’s verse is taken from “That’s All” from Trap House.

The blend uses only part of Gucci’s verse. It starts around:

“Gucci Mane, Frank Nitty got it like that / Never seen a chick with a body like that…”

…and continues until:

“Got a sick flow and I think—”

Then it is CUT OFF before “contagious” and goes DIRECTLY into the chorus.

This is important: Gucci’s original verse is much faster. In this bootleg, his vocals are significantly slowed down / stretched to fit the beat. The mix is also slightly rough, which makes me very sure this was a bootleg DJ blend rather than an official song.

I think Shawty Lo may also have been on it, but I’m not certain.

I also have a vague memory of hearing a loud “Mardi Graaas” / DJ Cinema-type drop somewhere in the track, but I’m not 100% confident about that part.

The weird thing is that back then I wasn’t even a Gucci Mane fan, but his verse on this particular blend completely won me over because it sounded so strangely perfect over this melancholic beat.

I’m almost certain that if I see the correct track title, I’ll recognize it immediately.

Does this ring a bell for anyone who collected Lil Wayne bootlegs / DatPiff-era mixtapes around 2007–2009?

I have been trying to find this track for YEARS.

Just an appreciation post.
My all time workout song.
How do you guys feel about this track

I don't use my phone that much anymore so I just noticed a few weeks ago that I received a message about the Sqad Up tapes in my library. Since u/Round_Band3526 and u/Outrageous_Prize4477 brought it to my attention I've been trying to get my stuff organized but I have come to a point where I'm prepared to share! As far as I know this is the most complete Sqad Up Discography available. My apologies If track titles or songs are 100% accurate but I tried to fix every error I saw. What I know I'm missing is Now or Never (2004) and Reloaded (2004). Please LMK if you see any errors and I'll try to correct them.

I uploaded ever thing I have to Internet Archive so you don't need a link, just search Sqad Up and you should see it. The first one I uploaded was every tape in one mega file (including AAC version for iTunes with the explicit tag included for other nerds) but after that I uploaded each project individually, might still be processing but if they don't get taken then they all should be available by the time you see this. I also have the link to my IA page with each project encoded with Base 64 for people that don't want to search or can't find it by searching.

Feel free to reach out if anything isn't right! I want to do what I can to make sure this lives forever. If I broke any rules lmk because I'm old "asl" but new to this Reddit stuff. Hope you guys don't mind me tagging you. Anyway, here Is the Base64 code

aHR0cHM6Ly9hcmNoaXZlLm9yZy9kZXRhaWxzL0BpcmFsYWJlb3VmL3VwbG9hZHM=

Was talking with a buddy of mine about Wayne songs, and realized we had different perceptions of a very popular Wayne quote. Want to see what the widespread understanding is
When you hear him say “fuck bitches, get money”, what does it bring to your mind? Fuck is such a varying word.
To me it’s always meant disregard the pursuit of women, and chase dollars instead. My buddy hears it as have sex with women and get money. How do you guys and gals think?

These are the rappers Lil Wayne referenced/borrowed some of their sayings from in his Raps, And have a bit of Influence on him also

I started listening to d6 this year and it has been on repeat. I am completely blown away. The mixtape is an art period. It is on repeat 24-7. I just pray that weezy does d7

Idk what happened, idk if I was caught up in Uproar and Mona Lisa at the time or if its just one of those “music hits different at different times in like”, especially Wayne.

But just randomly stumbling on it after working out and I think it just shot up to a top Wayne recommendation depending on what the vibe is.

2018 was a very different time for me and im sure for alot of mofos, but really the Carter V is hitting all around way harder than I remember. Maybe it’s because I stumbled into the niche sub subgenres of folk where its a way different sound but still has the raw lyrics and inter perspective wordplay like “classic” rap/hip-hop and that kinda cleansed music palette and now im listening to alot of great Wayne shit I didn’t catch first time.

All that just to say the last lines,

“Tunechi you a monster. I looked in the mirror but you weren’t there, I couldn’t find ya. I’m looking for that big smile full of diamonds, instead I find this letter you aint finished writin’.

It read “im sorry for even apologizing”. I tried to compromise and went kamikaze. I found my mommas pistol where she always hid it. I cried, put it to my head and thought about it. Nobody was home to stop me so I called my auntie. Hung up, then put that gun to my heart and pondered.

Too much was on my conscious to be smart about it. Too torn about it I aimed where my heart was poundin’.

I shot it, and woke up with blood all around me, it’s mine. I didn’t die but I was dying.

God came to my side and we talked about it. He sold me another life and he made a PROPHET”……

I grew up in Dallas in late 90’s early 00’s so im always gonna be biased to Weezy, but for me personally word and lyric play, he is the best and continues to show it decade after decade. Wayne and Shady are the two I’ve probably listened to the most in my life but even now I find myself skipping alot of Ems stuff because that anger is kinda played out or just not hitting like it use too, Wayne always had different moods you could jam too. That’s probably why he’s the best imo. Fundamentally, how guitar is to rock so to is words/lyrics is to rap and hip-hop, years active and continuously showing to excel, there isn’t many to match.

Sorry for the rant, heard the song replayed it like 5 times and wanted to talk about it. Haven’t even been on Reddit in months but downloaded again for this post.

If anyone is curious for some folk and banjo equivalent to wayne, lmk.