Fat Joe Recalls Witnessing Lil Wayne Record His "We Takin' Over" Verse

[Tunechi]

Fat Joe recently sat down with Elliott Wilson for an interview on TIDAL’s CRWN series.

During their conversation, Joe recalls playing Lil Wayne the “We Takin’ Over” song from DJ Khaled in the studio as they wanted him on it and how Weezy was just staring at the speakers the whole time like he was ready to fight them.

After he played his own verse, Joey Crack remembers Tunechi telling the engineer “I’m ready” before then proceeding to spit the classic verse. In disbelief, the Bronx rapper says: “this nikka bodied me man” and that he “learned from Wayne a lot” after witnessing this in person!

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[Jerz-2]

Fat Joe got stories for DAYS.

 

[HiiiPower]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

 

[Sad Bunny]

Wayne merked everybody.

 

[CoCKy GeNiuS]

If this nikka was smart he'd release a book and cash in on all these STORIES

 

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

Wayne spazzed on that shyt..

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Wayne was the GOAT in those days , high school everybody bumping Weezy

 

[IAMDetroit]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

For Wayne, no.
But its the LAST verse on a song with like 8 nikkas who all did good. Tip floated.
And here come Wayne in a different pocket, bouncing all over. He coulda did more.

It wasnt even a whole 16 and its that memorable.

 

[Fanservice]

Fat Joe got stories for DAYS.

“The whole G-Unit ran away”

Yeah lots of stories

 

[Tunechi]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

Lol.

 

[Family Lives Matter]

Fat Joe got stories for DAYS.

He's full of shyt that's why

 

[Dwight Howard]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

Poor take. He killed that shyt with charisma and flow

 

[Sbp]

Don’t know why people dikkride this Wayne verse, there was nothing special about it

Dude ate that shyt then used the same beat on a mixetape and ate that shyt again

 

[Sad Bunny]

Wayne might be the most hated rapper of the 2000s and 2010s.

He is the bridge of the old head hip hop to from the new school hip hop.

He went so left and changed hip hop forever.

 

[EBK String]

I hate how everybody was dikkriding mediocre wayne verses back then. shyt was only memorable because he did the slick rick impersonation