Lil Wayne In Critical Condition

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by -King-

Between Carter I and Carter 3 was his best. Everything outside of that is trash.

You didn't like No Ceilings? He went the **** off on that mixtape.

That was the last time I can say I liked his shit though. He had a couple on Tha Carter IV that were ok- namely She Will and Megaman off the top of my head. But that How to Love bullshit was enough for me to want to burn the disc.

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

The word talent has been thrown around way to loosely in this thread.

Some would argue that the best rappers are something akin to poets.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Some would argue that the best rappers are something akin to poets.

Some would be wrong. Did you read the lyrics that Capone posted earlier? If that is akin to poetry, then my kid's shitty diapers are akin to air freshener.

[ImAWalkingCorpse]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

Some would be wrong. Did you read the lyrics that Capone posted earlier? If that is akin to poetry, then my kid's shitty diapers are akin to air freshener.

In Wichita, it certainly is.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by ImAWalkingCorpse

In Wichita, it certainly is.

You're right. Wichita almost smells as bad as your Mom's pussy.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

Some would be wrong. Did you read the lyrics that Capone posted earlier? If that is akin to poetry, then my kid's shitty diapers are akin to air freshener.

No doubt about it. Honestly, I have no idea what song those lyrics he posted came from, but him talking about the Big Tymers gave me the vibe that they're REALLY old. When he was with the Big Tymers he was, like, 16 years old..

Not that Lil Wayne's ever really been a poet, per se. He tends to jump around in his songs. One line he's talking about how much money he has, then he's talking about ****ing bitches, then he's relating macaroni to quantum physics. He's is extremely clever, though, and probably uses some of the best metaphors in the rap game.

As far as poets go, I was talking about certain others. True lyricists. You can't listen to an Eminem, Jay Z, Nas, Notorious BIG and not deny the fact that those dudes have ways with words. If you do, you likely just have an issue with their offensive language or ebonics.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

No doubt about it. Honestly, I have no idea what song those lyrics he posted came from, but him talking about the Big Tymers gave me the vibe that they're REALLY old. When he was with the Big Tymers he was, like, 16 years old..

Not that Lil Wayne's ever really been a poet, per se. He's is extremely clever, though, and probably uses some of the best metaphors in the rap game.

As far as poets go, I was talking about certain others. True lyricists. You can't listen to an Eminem, Jay Z, Nas, Notorious BIG and not deny the fact that those dudes have ways with words. If you do, you likely just have an issue with their offensive language or ebonics.

I actually enjoy some hip hop. Tupac, Eminem, Spice1, and Snoop are rappers I have enjoyed over the years. I simply can't stand Lil Wayne and Kanye.

Ebonics, really? It's street slang. We don't get to make up a word to make something sound official. If that's the case, many posters on this site are experts at dumb****ery.