Friday, March 06, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
MORE DRAKE

His reply to the Kanye comparisons is absolutely spot on:
One of the main criticisms of this mixtape is that it sounds like 808’s & Heartbreak lite.Read the entire interview HERE.Drake: Right, well, I think any time a rapper sings now, they’re going to say that. Just like whenever a rapper uses Auto-Tune, they say that’s Pain. I’ll put it this way: Kanye West has an amazing mind, but he always has the means that when he thinks something, he can make it happen right away. But I’ve been singing way before 808s and Heartbreak. I wrote all the hooks on every song I’ve done since I did “Replacement Girl” with Trey Songz in 2006. I’ve been in the R&B world for a long time, writing for artists, writing for myself, playing with different sounds and stuff.
So as far as 808s goes, that was a great album, I tip my hat Kanye for making that major release instead of making it a mixtape. But at the same time… people always need something to compare it to. The other thing is, [So Far Gone] is a lot different—it’s real R&B music, that’s why I put Omarion and Lloyd and Trey Songz on there. I’m doing duets with these guys. These are real R&B singers, [and] that’s what I was going for. Kanye was doing something different… I don’t even know how to classify it, I guess he calls it pop art. I love R&B music, man, that’s what you gotta understand, I listen to R&B music more than I listen to rap. That’s kinda my thing. I just want to make genuinely sexy music for women to listen to and for men to play for women.
If you're a lean drinking kind of person you may also need the Chopped & Screwed version of So Far Gone. Get it below:
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Friday, February 06, 2009
Sunday, February 01, 2009
"GANGSTER'S DON'T ASK QUESTIONS"
Katie Couric Interviews Lil Wayne (Preview)
I'll definitely be posting the full interview when its up.
Friday, January 02, 2009
LIL WAYNE FULL RWDMAG INTERVIEW
Pt. 1
Pt. 2
Hit up RWDMag's YouTube for more.
I love how he doesn't glamorize the creation of "Lollipop" and just says honestly "It was simple because Static had already done everything, I just put verses on it".
I hate hearing artists try to glorify their creative input on hit songs that were handed to them. It completely simplifies and undermines the producer/songwriters involvement. Remember when Beyonce did it with "Irreplaceable" and got called out straight away?