hax:


Baby nooo!!
I didn't mean it that way!

If you'll forgive me, I won't make the mistake twice
I only thought FL could help us add some spice
I miss when we used to roll in the hay like dice
You know we belong together like hair and lice
And I'm tripping for you 'cos you're hella nice

Forgive me, Chiogo baby! 

awww I agree, that was nice. . . .

But eh ehrrrm, Gators aint helping

Jossidu:

So wats d scores now?nd uhmmmm Nikki,[b]she aint even as gud as Bouqui,[/b]she's just fortunate 2 dine wit d best,"she aint d bestest"

Insult upon insult

@hax
This is a record low . . . you posted a song where Drake had three verses and where Weezy rapped for just thirty seconds??
Understand the song first before you start commenting on it . . . it was a discussion between Drake and Weezy.
If you listen to the song, you'll hear Lil Wayne's phone call.
Drake is talking about how he doesn't know what he really wants, Weezy is telling him to get it through evil means.

hax:

[Lil Wayne]
Uh
Pardon the swag, but b!tch it's carte
Long bread, I don't eat shortcake, how come I can't
miss a woman like I can't miss court dates

That's just him saying 'ain't that a naughty woman'
He's ban.gin a chic and when he asks her 'what's my name' she says 'God' . . . you wouldn't understand this, tell Chiogo to explain it to you

This is the best closing I heard all last year.
He did 40secs of metaphorical glory and says to the verse 'no further details bar'
This is a boss move . . . you thing those Grammys are for nothing??

The 40 secs of hiphop heavenly feeling makes Drake's three verses sound like erm . . . 'shopping bag Lucy'.
Drake and Lil Wayne on this song is like Kanye and Jay-Z on Diamonds are Forever. . .
I can't believe you're comparing those 'Mr shopping bag Drizzy' lines to Lil Wayne!!! WOW!!!
Dude, I can't keep explaining these verses to you . . . you underrate him so you don't even pay attention.

Even Drake talks about it . . . he mentioned how he goes on Google and reads to make one song and when he plays it to Weezy, he just scribbles down a verse that tears his apart right there in the studio.
Scratch that . . .Weezy's talent has been signed and sealed by the people you consider the greatest rappers.

rapjunkie:

Nice one eldee. . . . Interesting reading. . . . Maybe ill go listen to a bit more weezy. Cant really cmment cos i havent bothered to listen to a lot of his stuff but u've made me want to. . .

hax:

And Weezy talking about his foot sleeping on the gas and not screaming and asking his chauffeur to speed was exceptional? Lil Wayne didn't son anyone either. I thought he was the worst anyways.

hax:

Not hidden, but impressive. Though I don't understand how he 'despoiled the game young'.

hax:

Yeah. You're right.

Lollipop was better than Swagga like us.*
Tha Carter 3 was definitely better than The Cool, American Gangster, Untitled and Paper Trail.*
I boil inside every time I think of those awards. I mean, who would pick Tha Carter over American Gangster or The Cool?

No one understands his Grammys because he sucks.

hax:

He was talking about puzzy? Can you tell us how you came to that conclusion?

hax:

*yawn*
No one gives a fidduck what Common thinks.

hax:

Once again, can you tell us how you came to that conclusion?
'I'm new orleans' could mean a thousand things. Like 'I'm from new orleans, or my name is new orleans', nahmean?
One second, he's talking about puzzy, the next he's talking about his size. 'not in the sense of weight, as in,  collossal'. lol
Stick to one topic. And be clear, even if you're going to be metaphorical.

hax:

The 'theme park' part made sense though. I'll give you that.
No it's not classic. Unless you're a stan.

hax:

You post a link of 'Reflection Eternal' (Talib and Hi-Tek), and then tell me Weezy is a mixtape god. There's something wrong somewhere.

hax:

And 'labels want my name beside the X like Malcom' and the 'greatest ever part' were great. He even made the Nemo part sound cool. 'Swimming in the money come and FIND me Nemo'. Tell me that's not metaphorical, and that 'I'm New Orleans' is. Go on.

hax:

Check what price? And that's all he'll say? That's all? And that makes sense to you? Damn.

hax:

And why the fxck are you explaining this to me anyway? You think I don't understand this? Really?
No. And I never will. Not when I can listen to the likes of J. Cole, Big L, Clipse, Elzhi, or Jadakiss.

hax:

Listen to Elzhi on Think Good Thoughts with Drake and Phonte. A whole verse, compares a woman to a book.

[Elzhi]
They say you never judge a book by its cover
Though you appear as materialistic, just like the others
So I followed your words to take 'em in
and I don't see what you saying so they coming off paper thin
That's when I felt that I would need to
do more than just look you up and down to see if I could read you
And try to get inside your head only
Not just stick my fingers in your middle to get you to spread for me (now isn't that a great intimacy metaphor? Get on that eLZhi ish!)
So what I learned on my path to discover?
Your story took one ugly turn after another
I saw we wasn't on the same page
I would've gave you strong play but your words rubbed me the wrong way
So now I'm closing the case
You only out for the paperback that's written all over your face
No El' will never judge a book by its cover
until he seen what was in between and looked at what lies are under

hax:

Apart from the part where Lil Wayne Sped up his flow, Drake's was better generally. That opener was hot.
Yeah. Let's all research about how stinky cow droppings is in Toronto. Weezy drops and leaves it to your understanding because he says stuff like 'I'm hot like dogs'. lmao

hax:

It's so easy to see that you don't listen to too many mixtapes. I'd pick J. Cole's, Freddie Gibbs' and Pill's mixtapes over 'No Ceilings'. And that's from only last year.

hax:

My version doesn't have any phone call, mate.

hax:

And you're the one that said 'sonned him on EVERY SONG', sir.

hax:

WOW REALLY? *
WOW! A rapper bragging about his dough! WOW! I didn't understand that!*

hax:

Didn't understand that part, and I don't really understand your 'analysis', so I'll just leave that aside.

hax:

Okay. It's fitting, since he almost always talks shiit anyways. 'Stinkier than our Toronto shiit' is a great metaphor. *
And it's only only Toronto shiit that's stinky. *

hax:

The best closing last year?
'No further details bar'
How else does one say 'I have nothing left to say'?

hax:

Of course. Lollipop was better than Swagga like us.*

hax:

You didn't have to explain the verses to me. I understand them. And don't think they're great. I think you overrate him so you took it upon yourself to explain how wonderful and stinky his shiit is.

hax:

Then they should stick to rapping, not reviewing/criticizing. The Source wasn't written by rappers, was it?

I've been open minded enough. That's why I even listened to Weezy in the first place, silly punchlines, annoying voice and auto-tune aside. I've tried naw? Abi?
* = sarcasm.

FL Gators:

I thought I was in religion section for a sec, then I saw eldee's username

Genuflect:

Eldee, I may not fully agree with your analysis. But I still think Drake can't come nowhere near Weezy. That Da Drought trilogy was just crazy.

eldee:

This is a Drake Vs Lil  Wayne thread.
You don't say B.S like I'm swimming in money so I'm Nemo and tell me that's anywhere near Weezy.

It's obviously hidden cus that's the only reason you'll say 'swimming like Nemo is better than it.

Aiite, he bribed the guys at the grammys to win 7 awards including Song of the Year.
Did he also bribe Rolling Stones?? And BET??
Point to one credible critic that didn't acclaim That Carter III.

You don't have a point there man . . . and there's no asterisk here so you know it ain't flipping sarcasm

Hehehe . . . Your Bible The Source gave the albm 4 out of 5 mics.
For f[i]u[/i]ck's sake, this record was nominated for album of the year. . .

Well you'll have to listen to more Lil Wayne to understand that.
It's obvious you don't listen to albums from this century. . . so I'll just leave that.

Hehehe . . . dude, I'm begining to understand you.
You know more than the critics, you know more than the magazines and you know more than the artistes themselves.
WOW . . . seriously, you must be Mozart in disguise.

That's Lil Wayne . . . take it or leave it.
Listem to P[i]u[/i]ssy, Money, Weed. . . that's what wins him Grammys.

This is a Lil Wayne V Drake thread homie.
Dude you think 'Mr Shopping bag Drizzy' is the best thing since sliced cheese with frankfurters and you're here talking??

Simple . . . I listen a wider range of music than you do.
So I'm in more capable of making an informed decision when it comes to stuff like this.

Simples . . . it's more pleasant to the ear.
'If I had one guess, I guess I'm New Orleans' sounds better than 'I'm as big as New Orleans'
That's exactly what top rappers mean when they say Lil Wayne gets creative with everyday words.

But nah  . . . you know more about rap music than them, I forgot.

Besides it's so obvious . . . Drake is just a Lil Wayne with a little Kanye in him, everyone knows that.
Even Drake has admitted that on National TV.

Figure of speech dude . . .isn't that what rap's all about??
When Nas says he 'got flags in five continents' does it mean he's a place??

I know you don't like Weezy . . . but come the f[i]u[/i]ck on.
J. Cole doesn't do wordplay like Lil Wayne, Big L?? Are these guys in today's rap game?? What next?? You'll call Rakim when I talk about the future of hiphop??

poo, that's how metaphors should be done??
Here I was thinking it was metaphorically mixing ish like 'call me Mr shopping bag Drizzy'.

He sped up his flow after only about four lines . . . oh, so only three-quarters of the Weezy's verse beat Drake?? Sh[i]i[/i]t!!!
As usual you misfire . . . here he was talking about him bringing something new but nah, you want to go sniffing up cow dung in Kano.

Nah . . . you just started listening to mixtapes, that's the only reason you'll pick No Celings over Da Drought Trilogy in the first place.
Erm . . . It's on So Far Gone, aren't you Mr 'I download every available mixtape available on rapbasement.com'??

Yeah . . . he definitely tore Drake's verse apart on every level.
He broke down in 30 seconds what Drake spent 5 minutes spewing.

Yep . . . I've heard Nas, Pac, Big L and Rakim refer to their rap verses as sh[i]i[/i]t before so you have no point here, sarcasm or no sarcasm

Hehehe . . . that's Lil Wayne Vs Lil Wayne . . . dude c'mon.  

I don't overrate him . . . I simply think comparing him to Drake is just B.S.
You mentioned a song and I showed you how good he was compared to Drake. . . c'est finis.

The Source and other magazines rate his album the best of 2008. Drake is nowhere near there.
I repeat, you have no point.

I don't know who's the greatest rapper of all time or who's the best thing for rap's future . . . but one fact remains indisputable . . . Drake wishes he'll one day grow up to Weezy's level . . . literally.

hax:

'I'm hotter than the sun and colder than y'all' and 'i call them april baby, cos they fools' are corny. Then he tries to execute corny ones well 'i'm so high i can eat a star' and fails. And he's the one who does wordplay like no other? No.

eldee:

It's so much easier arguing with someone that at least knows something about music. . .
Hax freaking picks out your every word, it's people like this that make me enjoy visiting the music section all the time.

What are you trying to say?
Just dnt hurt my feelings this morning

chiogo:

Ahhhhhhhhhhh I love hax.  

But Eldee is right, even though we don't agree. It's the so-called experts that determine who's ill or not - the critics, the Grammy's organizers, etc. So, if they say he's the greatest, it sort of counts as popular opinion even though the decisions are mostly made within small groups.

Now, stop this argument and let's elope.  

Genuflect:

Hax, I dey always feel your comments die!!

hax:

I love me too, baby.
And you too, a little.
Now I love you a little more.    

hax:

Where to? Brazil?

chiogo:

That's more like it.

Hmm, Brazil sounds nice but the Bahamas sounds even better.

hax:

Yes my love. Without you, my life would be sardonic and lugubrious. lol

hax:

Hmmm, I need somewhere cold. So we'd have to, you know, at night.

London?

chiogo:

Oh gosh.

Well damn, no use traveling, just come to my place then. It's 16 degrees. . .in Fahrenheits.
Are you in London?

hax:

I know right? What would I do without you?

hax:

Isn't that a little too cold? Never mind then. The ice cubes and whipped cream'll stay longer. *evil laugh* lol

Nah. I'm sitting pretty in gidi o. lol

chiogo:

Same here, boo. Same here. 

Gidi = Lagos, right?

I'm not in London though but I bet it's just as cold there. Just ask Eldee. 
@ whipped cream/ice cubes  shhhh!!!

hax:

Without you, I'd be in a permanent state of calamity and anomy. 

hax:

Without you, I'd be in a permanent state of calamity and anomy. 
Yup.

hax:

Huh? Did I say anything about whipped cream and ice cubes?

ofokaofoki:

SEE AS CHIOGO DEY POST OFF TOPIC. I NEVER TASI U THIS YEAR CHIOGO. AM COMING TO TASI U.

chic2pimp:

Chiogo and Hax make una take ya time ooooo .
Don't corrupt us here cuz if you'll like to know, some of us still possess clean minds and hearts

chiogo:


Says the guy who's tryna inspect my

Ok guys, it's been fun. Lemme go do something with myself. mwah!!