04/21/07 - Lil Wayne - Drought III

Mail Man · 04-21-2007, 05:17 PM

Lil’ Wayne is a very interesting character, the very tight-lipped MC has been making waves in the Hip-Hop world a lot in 06 and now 07. The album “The Carter III” is one of the most anticipated in Hip-Hop this year, and he has foes popping up left and right. Yet the biggest thing with Lil Wayne is the claims that he has been skating bye lately on the mike. Not showing off the skills that made him not only a “contender” for the title of King Of The South, but one of the elite rappers of today.

I mean Weezy has shown flashes of brilliance every now and then lately (i.e. the freestyle on “Show Me What You Got”), but for a majority of countless features Weezy’s been sort of slacking. Well with the third installment of “The Drought”, Weezy F. Baby shows the gift but also offers the curse of being a skilled rapper. Taking on a army worth of today’s hottest instrumentals Wayne goes out and does what he does best...confuse the fans.

Over the Rich Boy hit “Throw Some D’s” Wayne creates his own version entitled “Throw Some Keys” where he perfectly flows over the instrumental. The thing is as seen on several other “freestyles” the song goes on for a little to long, because as he starts off well it just ends up being stagnant and plain. It’s as though he just takes the fans for granted and rumbles off whatever on songs like “King Kong”, and “Upgrade you”. Yet credit must be given as Weezy rides the beat to perfection on the latter saying “I am the boy, no decoy/ and I will destroy/ any boy or man/ and I prefer, money than bitches”.

You can tell when Wanye is focused and actually might of thought out the rhymes or fell into a zone at times while rocking this mixtape. Ardor is delivered on “ We Taking Over (My Daddy)”. As Weezy exclaims form the start “It’s me, the Rappe...(continued below)

prophecy956 · 04-22-2007, 01:07 AM

the CD is crazy man dopest mixtape yet the only comp he got was the game murder chronicles you know what it is vol 4

YounG AleX · 04-22-2007, 03:52 AM

lol you didn't past the whole review...,,continued below" lmao

04-21-2007, 05:17 PM	#1
Mail Man Veteran Join Date: May 2006 Location: C-bridge Posts: 2,488 Repped: 174 Repped 263 Times in 92 Posts Neg Reps: 7 Neg Repped at 11 Times in 7 Posts	04/21/07 - Lil Wayne - Drought III 04/21/07 - Lil Wayne - Drought III Lil’ Wayne is a very interesting character, the very tight-lipped MC has been making waves in the Hip-Hop world a lot in 06 and now 07. The album “The Carter III” is one of the most anticipated in Hip-Hop this year, and he has foes popping up left and right. Yet the biggest thing with Lil Wayne is the claims that he has been skating bye lately on the mike. Not showing off the skills that made him not only a “contender” for the title of King Of The South, but one of the elite rappers of today. I mean Weezy has shown flashes of brilliance every now and then lately (i.e. the freestyle on “Show Me What You Got”), but for a majority of countless features Weezy’s been sort of slacking. Well with the third installment of “The Drought”, Weezy F. Baby shows the gift but also offers the curse of being a skilled rapper. Taking on a army worth of today’s hottest instrumentals Wayne goes out and does what he does best...confuse the fans. Over the Rich Boy hit “Throw Some D’s” Wayne creates his own version entitled “Throw Some Keys” where he perfectly flows over the instrumental. The thing is as seen on several other “freestyles” the song goes on for a little to long, because as he starts off well it just ends up being stagnant and plain. It’s as though he just takes the fans for granted and rumbles off whatever on songs like “King Kong”, and “Upgrade you”. Yet credit must be given as Weezy rides the beat to perfection on the latter saying “I am the boy, no decoy/ and I will destroy/ any boy or man/ and I prefer, money than bitches”. You can tell when Wanye is focused and actually might of thought out the rhymes or fell into a zone at times while rocking this mixtape. Ardor is delivered on “ We Taking Over (My Daddy)”. As Weezy exclaims form the start “It’s me, the Rappe...(continued below) __________________ [IMG]<a href="http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referrer_id=16074" target="_blank"><img[/IMG]

04-22-2007, 01:07 AM	#2
prophecy956 the prophecy Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Mercedes Posts: 230 Repped: 87 Repped 19 Times in 10 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	the CD is crazy man dopest mixtape yet the only comp he got was the game murder chronicles you know what it is vol 4 __________________ They say Latinos cant rap well they missin me son-THE PROPHECY

04-22-2007, 03:52 AM	#3
YounG AleX AleX iS Like... Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Where haven't we been yet? Posts: 3,193 Repped: 890 Repped 5,210 Times in 714 Posts Neg Reps: 66 Neg Repped at 13 Times in 8 Posts	lol you didn't past the whole review...,,continued below" lmao __________________ I learned that everybody is not your friend. You have to watch who you associate with and surround yourself with positive things and people who want to do something positive.- Gucci!

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