Not true at all
I never see old people in the clubs I go too.
I also be in Philly and Baltimore too
But I'll let you oldheads have it
See you next year for the 14th anniversary for another day of hatred
Today marks the 13th anniversary of Lil Wayne's iconic "Lollipop" single
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Not true at all
I never see old people in the clubs I go too.
I also be in Philly and Baltimore too
But I'll let you oldheads have it
See you next year for the 14th anniversary for another day of hatred
KnickstapeCity
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I guess you have a point.Wtf the fukk are you talking about nikka?
Huh, how is this proof of anything
Kodak Black is in the music industry he's probably friends with Iil wayne and knows him personally lmao
Wtf the fukk are you talking about nikka?
YNW Melly, Lil Baby, DaBaby, Lil Uzi, Playboy Carti...the list goes on.
Never understood why people hate Wayne so much lol
Not true at all
I never see old people in the clubs I go too.
I also be in Philly and Baltimore too
But I'll let you oldheads have it
See you next year for the 14th anniversary for another day of hatred
Because you don't realize you ARE THE OLD nikka
Old doesn't mean senior citizen
Anybody over 25 is old, when it comes to the club scene and going out
that's not the young adult crowd, old nikka in the club ass nikka lmao
"Carti is calling from an Atlanta tattoo shop, deciding which likeness of Lil Wayne to get inked on his forearm. He’s debated this tattoo for two weeks, and for now, this mid-January weeknight may be the only break he can catch."
I was in my 20s before the pandemic. What are you talking about. You're just mad.
You literally entered this thread to hate
ICONIC
Root word is ICON
In order for something to be ICONIC, it has to REPRESENT SOMETHING to SOMEONE
California Love is an ICONIC SONG, because it will FOREVER REPRESENT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, and it's pretty much an anthem for the west coast and will always be that
Lollipop doesn't represent anything to anyone, it had zero culture impact anywhere
Stop it man
Striving For Greatness
Get Certs or Die Tryin
wayne heard candy shop and had to flip it
I was in my 20s before the pandemic. What are you talking about. You're just mad.
You literally entered this thread to hate
Once again 25 and UP IS OLD for the club scene
You can be 29 and still your 20's YOUR OLD
If that's the case you wouldn't be old enough to even understand the landscape of the song when it was released
you fukking moron
which one is it
Yall just make up shyt on this website but my pictures have been posted
Lil Wayne is on the same level as Jay-Z Nas big pac. I know that's hard for you old heads to understand but it is what it is
Kendrick has already surpassed Wayne in that discussion.
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that's your criteria cool
if a song set off waves of influence that still are going 13 years later it can get the consideration
even beyond just the music other artists are pulling from the video & the creative direction from the video
all elements of that single are still present in music now
for you to consider something iconic does it have to be dusty prehistoric shyte¿
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Why are you so angry
Why are you so angry
What makes you think I'm angry, because I called you a moron, that's what you are, because you are ignoring facts
lil uzi vert career started in 2010 during the lil wayne era
I seen the garbage ass thread you just made
all very other rapper posted are just fly by nights, its over
he doesn’t have that same level of universal respect as a lyricist that they have.
Different eras. The sound of hip hop changed a lot by 2008.
He’s obviously one of the biggest rappers ever. Is he iconic and legendary for that? Sure. But is he iconic as an artist/lyricist in the way those four are hailed? I don’t see it.
