I mistyped that. I meant to type mostly-rock, as in people that listen to mostyl-rock music.

yeah I know. Grr. we Have a miscomunication here. This is what I think:

MOST OF Lil Wayne's fans are hip hop fans.
SOME OF Lil Wayne's fans are rock fans.

Agree or disagree?

Anyone who thinks Lil Wayne's main audience are rock fans is delusional. He didn't get a bunch of number ones or sell a million albums in one week off of the back of SOME ROCK FANS.

right?

I was agreeing with you by the way. Hahaha.

yah I Know.

Yes, I agree. My point was that a lot of the rock fans (the hipsters) think that rap starts and stops with Lil Wayne.

ok.

noisereductions going for the more minimalist approach to posting.

yes.

no. No. Sorry. No.

oh I get it. You're too hip to like him because you remember him BEFORE Tha Carter, eh?

Well I love his early work with Hot Boys. Love his first 3 solo albums before breaking through. Love the stuff he recorded with CMM. I'm just not sure what's so "typical."

yeah UNUSUAL not typical. Maybe typical subject matter, fine. But he's into interesting flows, weird enjambments, trainofthought freestyles, and trying ridiculous shit to see what sinks and what floats. Not typical. Ballsy to the point of fearless of releasing something bad. Interesting. not typical.

um I"m not sure that's a logical thing to say.

Rappers from the South are gonna sound Southern. And there were a lot of Southern rappers pre-Weezy.

can't wait for this to leak

da drought 3 is dope btw

only wayne i "bump" regularly really

Yeah Drought 3 is very good. From the same period, I'd say Drought Is Over 2 is maybe even better. Though Dedication 2 is EASILY my favorite Lil Wayne mixtape. Easily.

lulz

I haven't actively sought anything Weezy's put out in a while but I've been bumping the Michael Watt's chopped Carters recently and also Da Drought Is Over.
I'll definitely listen to this.