Your favorite wack rapper doesnt give a ? about BLM: "If you do, you crazy as ? "

KingFreeman wrote: »

Dumb ? . Not surprised at all tho. A ? with a tatted up face, who got his pockets ? for 2 decades, and did nothing about it would have his head shoved firmly up his own ass. How you a gangbanger??


We can't keep rating everything these rap ? say. They're ultimately paid to be white mans entertainment. I just want the music from these dudes. Dont need anything else. Keep the extra.

You can keep dat trash ass ? nugga

Nah Son wrote: »

Not sure if he was serious or trolling the reporter cause he seemed annoyed by her

JonnyRoccIT wrote: »

I hope this was all out of context...

Hours after standing by his rant against the Black Lives Matter movement, Lil Wayne has apologized for the comments.

Wayne explained to TMZ that he was upset by host Lindsay Davis's line of questioning about his daughter. "When the reporter began asking me questions about my daughter being labeled a ? and a hoe, I got agitated," he said. "From there, there was no thought put into her questions and my responses."

He extended the following apology: "Apologies to anyone who was offended."

Davis asked Wayne if he would be offended if someone called his daughter a "? " or a "hoe," as he has called many women in his music. Later in the interview, Wayne rubbed many viewers the wrong way when he said he doesn't care about the Black Lives Matter movement and added that anyone who does is "crazy as ? ." "My life matter, especially to my ? ," he said.

Where them Wayne stans that would nosign/wack you whenever you say something bad bout there ? ?

CeLLaR-DooR wrote: »

NothingButTheTruth wrote: »

Who listens to Wayne for social commentary? What does BLM stand for in this context? I see no problem with Wayne stating how he truly feels. We need to stop attacking people simply because they have a difference in opinion. He simply made it clear that he does not feel connected to anything that doesn't affect him, which is very understandable and the same way most people view life in general.

After viewing the clip, it did seem like Wayne was in his feelings about something, and took the argument somewhere else, kind of like he was arguing semantics. Showing the whole clip will provide more clarity.

SMH so much about this ? post is ? .

Firstly, you kno' ? are aware of ? when they say ? like 'why attack him for a difference in opinion'. Errrrrm, because his opinion is garbage, racist and dangerous. And WRONG.

Secondly, it doesn't matter if anyone listens to Wayne for social commentary because he was talkin', not rappin'

Thirdly, this bit is ridiculous. I think it's quite obvious why

An opinion in its purist form is neither right or wrong, it just is.

How can we move forward in progressive conversation or solutions if whenever someone says something that the masses don't agree with, they demonize them? Why not have a dialogue with the person and explain to them where you feel they was wrong at? People like Wayne can be valuable pieces for the black movement, so it is in our best interest to take this approach.

In this particular scene, Wayne was noticeably mad about something and more so trolling more than anything else. You just jumped on it like a media ? , instead of trying to understand context.

EyeofAsaru wrote: »

This guy needs to put the lean down

His ass leaning all over the place with his answers..

Why would you diss a civil rights movement because you agitated about a question that has nothing to do with that?

Wayne you too old to not have a level head when it comes to the media..they will destroy you

Are we talking about this clip? What Civil Rights Movement did he diss? You couldn't possibly be referring to the TWITTER HASHTAG being hijacked by any and everyone.

Like I said in the other thread, that "My life matter especially to my ? " line had my rollin all day LMFAOOOO

Revolver Ocelot wrote: »

Where them Wayne stans that would nosign/wack you whenever you say something bad bout there ? ?

They in the Sean thread.

MrCrookedLetter wrote: »

Nah Son wrote: »

Not sure if he was serious or trolling the reporter cause he seemed annoyed by her

JonnyRoccIT wrote: »

I hope this was all out of context...

Hours after standing by his rant against the Black Lives Matter movement, Lil Wayne has apologized for the comments.

Wayne explained to TMZ that he was upset by host Lindsay Davis's line of questioning about his daughter. "When the reporter began asking me questions about my daughter being labeled a ? and a hoe, I got agitated," he said. "From there, there was no thought put into her questions and my responses."

He extended the following apology: "Apologies to anyone who was offended."

Davis asked Wayne if he would be offended if someone called his daughter a "? " or a "hoe," as he has called many women in his music. Later in the interview, Wayne rubbed many viewers the wrong way when he said he doesn't care about the Black Lives Matter movement and added that anyone who does is "crazy as ? ." "My life matter, especially to my ? ," he said.

ChillaDaKilla wrote: »

MrCrookedLetter wrote: »

Nah Son wrote: »

Not sure if he was serious or trolling the reporter cause he seemed annoyed by her

JonnyRoccIT wrote: »

I hope this was all out of context...

Hours after standing by his rant against the Black Lives Matter movement, Lil Wayne has apologized for the comments.

Wayne explained to TMZ that he was upset by host Lindsay Davis's line of questioning about his daughter. "When the reporter began asking me questions about my daughter being labeled a ? and a hoe, I got agitated," he said. "From there, there was no thought put into her questions and my responses."

He extended the following apology: "Apologies to anyone who was offended."

Davis asked Wayne if he would be offended if someone called his daughter a "? " or a "hoe," as he has called many women in his music. Later in the interview, Wayne rubbed many viewers the wrong way when he said he doesn't care about the Black Lives Matter movement and added that anyone who does is "crazy as ? ." "My life matter, especially to my ? ," he said.

backtracking like a ?

Not really a backtrack its more of an explanation and adding context, see the play on "? ".... Still irresponsible, still dumb, still ? him for not just saying no comment instead of ? on a black movement.

Where are all the wayne stans? Let a thread drop in 5 minutes that Carter 5 is coming out tomorrow and the groupies would hop out the bushes with praise.

Considering That Soros is financing BLM and some Nigerian ? married to a transexual is the founder... I gotta side with Wayne on this.. the financiers always get their guys into the administration. This ? was undermined from the start.

My T-shirt's will read ? Yo Life U Dont Matter

Smh