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Lil Wayne didn’t just change rap. He changed the blueprint. He turned mixtapes into a competitive sport, made punchlines and freestyle runs an art form, and helped redefine how rappers dressed and carried themselves. Skinny jeans. Snapbacks. Tattoos. Graphic tees. Pure individuality. Wayne proved you could sound different, look... show more

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Mr Troublesome8 дней назад

People say Wayne was molded from Jay, nope if it wasn’t for pac u don’t get all the mixtape songs imo. Let them tell u. The south loves Pac.

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Sae8 дней назад

Wayne dud g turn mistakes into a competitive sport, the guy that revolutionized mixtapes & was first to make them in album format as the standard did…50cent, who wanted followed after… he didn’t turn punchlines & freestyles into a artificial either, it already was….

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Mr Pryce.9 дней назад

Psalms 32:2 (NIV) Blessed is the one whose sin the Lord does not count against them and in whose spirit is no deceit. Psalms 32:3 (NIV) When I kept silent, my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long.

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Mr Troublesome8 дней назад

Kinda played PACs play book pac was the first rapper to talk about giving his fans a mixtape that’s album worthy the tats and Birdman said pac inspired him to make a lot of songs cus they seen how pac did it.

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Monte8 дней назад

Happy birthday Wayne ❤️💯🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

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Hot Nik Ceo💋8 дней назад

A generation definitely studied his blueprint.💯

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