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Lil' Wayne Biography
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There's no question about it. The Bayou is the birthplace of the new hip-hop. Rap for the next millennium. And now Blaxuede (pronounced Black Suede) comes out of New Orleans spitting lyrics so hard they'll verbally slay any contender, a flow so smooth it lulls a baby to sleep, and beats so tight they make an Expedition hop. Blaxuede's self-titled debut album IN STORES DECEMBER 14TH, on Avatar Records, showcases a style that will make even rap veterans sweat.
"Bring Da Pain" is the first single of the LP's 17 cuts to hit the streets. Featuring Lil' Wayne and Young Turk of the hit-making Hot Boys, "Bring Da Pain" puts all fake MCs on alert. Blaxuede rhymes: "Now I Done Warned You/ Not to Battle Me/I Leave More Casualties Than the Dolla Bills in Your Salary...Ain't No Stoppin' The Black."
Produced by Infamous and executive produced by Ray Vincent, Blaxuede, will appeal to hip-hop fans beyond the South. "I have songs for the East, West, Midwest, North and South. I want my album to reach everyone," says Blaxuede. Track after track, Blaxuede, spans regional tastes. B.G., also of the Hot Boys, hooks up with Blaxuede on the defiant "Don't F**K Wit Us." "I liked what I had heard from the Hot Boys and thought it would be great to work together," says Blaxuede.
Blaxuede slows down the pace with "Da Sheetz." Utilizing the Isley Brothers' classic, Blaxuede romances his girl on the track. The cut's more about love than lust, a novel sentiment in contemporary rap. "I don't go around calling women bitches and hoes," says Blaxuede. "I don't talk like that in real life, why should I on records? That's not how I was raised." Of course, Blaxuede had to include a shout out to his hometown. "N.O. Be Da City" flows with full Southern flavor while "Dreaming" takes you on a jazzy, surreal journey. "Dey Don't Kno" warns fans and critics to sleep no longer on the "504" a.k.a. New Orleans.
Blaxuede's favorite track, however, is "The Only Lady." Following 2Pac's lead, "The Only Lady" is an ode to Blaxuede's mother. "She means the world to me," he says. While Blaxuede admires the success and style of Louisiana's other hip-hop movers-and-shakers, the No Limit and Cash Money clicks, he wants to make a distinction between his music and theirs. "I rap about different subjects. I can rhyme fast. I can rhyme slow. I can flow with anybody," he says.
Growing up, Blaxuede's household was filled with music. "Everyone in my family listened to the radio. We rarely watched TV," recalls Blaxuede, who counts Public Enemy as a major influence. "One day I was bored and I just started writing and fell in love with it." So the sixth grader started penning rhymes. By high school he began rapping and entering local talent shows. "I never lost one," says Blaxuede. Although Blaxuede was into sports, having played basketball and football in high school, rap was his main interest. He performed with several crews before going solo. Along the way, he picked up the tag Blaxuede, "because of my smooth delivery," says the tall, dark and handsome 21-year-old master of word-play.
His big break came while working at the Winn-Dixie grocery store where, between bagging, he'd battle his friend Ray Vincent. The two had goals of making it in the rap world. Vincent, now CEO of 504 Entertainment, executive produced the album and hooked Blaxuede up with Avatar Records. Their dreams would soon became a reality.
Now Blaxuede, whose friends call him "Suede" for short, is out to change the course of hip hop. "No one has stepped up to the plate to take rap to the next level. I'm going to be the one." |
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stop hatin, get money | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/13/2008yo dis world is madd small. like u dudes r going crazy over dis new wayne shit. go back to old times when wayne was like 15 16 years old. like when he dropped hot singles like.... drop it like its hot, shine, get off the corner, the block is hot, stuntin (remix). dat was true wayne. thats when he was madd yung and was "fresher than a newborn" haha get it from gimmie that by chris breezy. but anyways. u dudes be going crazy and wanna be like him. and ur like ooo man lil wayne is madd blood and like he killed sumbody to get those teardrops. lil wayne aint kill nobody. in hustler musik he said...."i aint never killed nobody i promise ya" see so jus cu u respect him like god.. take note to what he says in his songs and then compare it to what he talks about in like interviews and atuff. man he tells lies and u dudes believe him. waynes my boy dough. i met him 3 times and like we chilled he told me sum things that i cant say. gave me his number. stuff like dat. but dats besides the point. but o yea one more thing. i hate saying dis tho. cuz i respect wayne wit my life but he is NOT the best rapper alive. how can u dudes say that. did u forget about everybody in WU-TANG CLAN, theres like 12 of them muthafuckas. hahah. Jedi mind tricks, immortal technique, tech n9ne, soulja boy (obvious joke). hahaha. umm who else.... jay-z. u can argue that tho.... who else.... ummm..... scarface, ice cube,mack 10, sometimes cassidy, mf doom. thats jus to name a few. nowbjus think about it. they all were "the best" at one time but now is waynes time. jus dont give him the crown jus yet beacause there is still plenty of time for yung dudes like me to come up and get big jus like him. and im only 13 (11/09/94). so dont listen to me if u dont wanna but re read what i said about lil wayne being blood and best rapper alive. and shit like that. think about it like. any body wit a red flag or red shirt can front like a blood. think hard about what i said. and im yung so maybe idk what im talking bout. but wayne was the first rapper that i ever heard sooo... but um. next time when u hear lil wayne. hear his music. dont jus listen, hear it and what hes saying. play it back 2,3 times and gather the informatuon about what hes talking about and compare it to the song name and see if he is talking about what the song means. cuz thats y u give songs names. to tell the listeners what ur talking about. so pay attention next time u hear him. like lollipop and a milli. like that doesnt describe wayne. in an interview with pete finch on youtube he stated that all his songs are gangsta. and at the end of the album u shuld be like thatas weezy. but the weezy i grew up listening to want talking about bloods and wasnt the best rapper alive and shit like that. he was jus weezy. u kno. but it w.e. ppl have their right to their own opinion. so its good. get back to me on dis one.. hhahaha STOP HATING,GET MONEY.!! weezy get back to ur boy...1
Great | Reviewer: Dat Dude | 8/9/2008
Lil Wayne Is Great. Btw. Anyone Who Tries Saying Shit About 'Lollipop' Or Anything Else COMMERCIAL And Then Says Wayne Is Shit Needs To Get His MIXTAPES. Lollipop and Things That Type are COMMERCIAL. They Hardly Gonna Make A Video Or Reload On Radio Tracks Like I'm Me, Spitter, Damage Is Done, Hot Shit, Real Rap, Imagine, Etc Etc Etc
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listen carefully the the Carter 3 | Reviewer: Dre Law | 7/17/2008
outside of 5 or 6 songs the new album is at best ok. not much cohesive subject matter and lack of substance allow me to make such a claim. Granted the beats are nasty and they knock, real hard, and the song composition is phenominal. But to me it sounds like a well produced mix tape. too much freestylin point blank. The dude is talented, possibly the best freestyle artist to grace the game, but that doesn't make for legendary material. I predict in 6 months this album will be forgotten about. He proclaimed himself "best rapper alive" and yall bought in to it. Is he really though? In hip hop "the best" is subjective. you hip hoppers out there should know that. For that matter you could make a case for Fab of Juelz for being the best because their verses and their collaboration were far more entertaining. Sorry wayne riders but thats what it is!
I wanna join cash money [seriously] | Reviewer: Lil J if u didn't knew | 6/30/2008
Wayne u r my favorite rappa and you've been my favorite rappa since da start,not like dem other dick ridaz who just decided to G wit u because of 1 song anyway ima a lil nigga(5/10/94)from da boot(Louisiana)who'z dream iz 2 be a rappa, i just left your concert n dat shit was fiya datz where i wanna be 1 day doin a concert in my home town.Just lettin u know dat u my idol and im problly yo biggest fan peace Ya Digg!!!!!!!!!
wayne is fuckin god | Reviewer: ben da wigga | 6/27/2008
i got my answer as to when tha carter 3 is coming out right after writin my last post i saw the poster at fye and it came out 2 days later. i dont got it yet but ive probably listened to lollipop about 30 times in the last three days. lil wayne is my favorite rapper at the moment. i can take what flyer then u waz sayin i gotta give em respect for knowin anything about wayne before he hit big. i think ive already said this but hip hop isnt my main alegiance ive just started gettin really into it but it probably wont ever be the thing that dominates my life. i was too busy with other to pay much attention to wayne but i'm payin attention now. this here is comin from a onetime hater lil wayne is an absolute genius who is gonna be around for a long time. one thing though why do kanye west fans hate wayne and why do wayne fans hate kanye? i love both of their music though i would rather chill and smoke blunts wit lil wayne than hang wit kanye he is a fuckin douchebag kanye west. but you know it's been too long since ive been excited about where music is goin long term but lil wayne is bringin da hope like barack obama. lil wayne is god!
faker then a wrestlin move | Reviewer: flyer then u | 6/25/2008
Man yall niggas just now listen 2 lil wayne I ben listen 2 dat nigga since b4 "back dat ass up" video came out yall just homo's dat jump dick 2 dick...all of a sudden he's ur favorite rapper, u c@nt wait 2 meet him, he's da best rapper alive, nigga please yall bitch ass niggas said dat shit bout da last rapper u was dick shoppin 4
love him or hate him | Reviewer: Sherry mcgill | 6/24/2008
Yo this ya girl sherry from hky,nigga's dont need to hate on lil wayne. That nigga lyric's is the best thing poppin and always will be. Wayne just tell muthafucka's to suck a dick with aids on the tip and die slow.
respect | Reviewer: ben | 6/8/2008
well i said if i changed my mind about lil wayne you guys would the first to know. i totally get what he is doing now. he actually isnt nearly as crazy as i originally thought. but one thing is tha carter 3 ever comin out? anyway he aint my fave but i do have new respect for him.
WEZZY F. BABY | Reviewer: BABY GIRL | 5/20/2008
THE BEST RAPPER ALIVE YET! YES I MENT THAT I LOVE LIL WAYNE
FOR BEING HIM AND LETTING THE WORLD KNOW HE IS READY FOR WAR.
I JUST WISH I COULD MEET HIM BECAUSE I BEEN THREW ALOT THIS PASS
LIFE TIME,IF HE COULD JUST TELL ME (MAMA YOU WINE FINE) ONE TIME.
HE IS A LIVING LEGEND!!!!!!!
BEST THING EVER!! | Reviewer: Hailey Duty | 5/5/2008
I love lil wayne he is a great artist, not to mention very good looking! well i love his new song lolipop, new fave song! but my all time fave is...white tee!!!!! and i just love the personality he puts into his music....like the way he makes it his own, also with the way he puts things makes it less confusing!
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