Hello just say this online so i decided to drop it here, 

''Things couldn't be going much better for Lil Wayne's career. He's one of pop music's major stars, and he's responsible for the paths of Drake and Nicki Minaj, who are not only among his biggest competitors, but are signed to his Young Money label.

But earlier this week, Lil Wayne was called to task by three little girls. Sisters Nia, 10, Nya, 9, and Kamaria, 5, who form the Baltimore, Maryland-based group Watoto From The Nile, released a song, "Letter To Lil Wayne," that questions the New Orleans rapper's lyrics that degrade women and promote drug abuse.

"Letter To Lil Wayne" is recorded over an instrumental of the Lil Wayne song "I'm Single." In less than one week, the independent release on Solvivaz Records has received nearly 200,000 plays and was featured on numerous blogs.

here is the link of the video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-T-FVR0WZw&feature=player_embedded

to read more of the story check here

http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/thatsreallyweek/134432/feb-28-mar-6-lil-waynes-negative-lyrics-prompt-complaint-song-from-little-girls/

And how did they get to hear Lil Wayne's lyrics in the first place. Asides the fact he sounds like a faulty cassette player?

slimshay:

And how did they get to hear Lil Wayne's lyrics in the first place. Asides the fact[b] he sounds like a faulty cassette player[/b]?

hehehe

Point of correction. . . the name of the song is 'Single' not I'm Single.

'I'm fucking her friends, her friends ain't even fucking with her
She text me all day and night
So pissed off she ain't even spelling shit right
I text her back, and say it's life.'