i did NOT appreciate at all #nytimes review on #ThaCarterV , the review is so pretentious and tries to outsmart the public, forgetting that people listen to music not just with their mind but also with their heart; and that there’s no music industry without the public #LilWayne
@pitchfork@LilTunechi@Evanryt@ceb420 Agreed .. for me it meant more than 10.. but i heard the album needs to have the elements of political progressiveness (lgbt rights, etc) to get more than 8.0 at Pitchfork, if that’s the directorial choice of the journal, then understood
“openhearted, word-drunk, and exhilarated by the possibilities of his own voice”...“Its cover, a photo of a young Wayne with his mother Jacida. She looms protectively over the entire album” PLEASE don’t label misogyny where it doesn’t belong @LilTunechi is the greatest #LilWayne
@NME Also, would a guy with misogynic ideas feature his mom, his daughter, and god throughout his album? Read @Evanryt ‘s great review on @pitchfork and learn from it please #LilWayne@LilTunechi
@NME No. Don’t label #misogyny on everything or anything where it doesn’t belong. Lil Wayne is true artist, best rapper on earth who knows how to connect with all different kinds of ppl. Sometimes he says things as they are but please, he ain’t fk politician
No. Don’t label #misogyny on everything or anything where it doesn’t belong. Lil Wayne is true artist, best rapper on earth who knows how to connect with all different kinds of ppl. Sometimes he says things as they are but please, he ain’t fk politician #LilWayne#femalespeaking