The Official Lil Wayne Tha Carter 4 Album Discussion Thread!!

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siqnih da rapper;3276354 said:
............................................ wayne is that nigga

Co Signature. Weezy don't know the meaning of lose. Tune is Hip Hop. A modern day Ludwig van Beethoven.
 
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Bigger than life nigga C4 bitch! 100 Million Dollas my son born rich !

CMR We shine like the sun shine bitch we shine cause my son shine!

4 Peat
 
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bcotton2000@yahoo.com;3276405 said:
Bigger than life nigga C4 bitch! 100 Million Dollas my son born rich !

CMR We shine like the sun shine bitch we shine cause my son shine!

4 Peat

man i love yall niggas man
 
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usmarin3;3275643 said:
You will be able to tell if something fishy occur in the following weeks, if he drops off in sales like Lady Gaga did (1.1 first week, and 500k since) then you know some shady shit occured.

so ur saying jayz copped WTT ?

cuz his sales fell by 59.9% second week, which was regarded as poor 2nd week sales
 
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international;3275827 said:
smh, are you serious there you go again, not addressin my main points...those ppl you mentioned sold like that at they peak...and like i had already said, ofcourse Em sold more in the beginning, but Em will consistantly go double plat or triple plat, no matter the time or album from now on....he is a safe bet to do numbers, the only safe bet in rap music, Wayne only started to pull them type numbers since the carter iii which was the last album before this one, you can't be serious, and you keep on being selective and repeating your shyt to cover shyt up, smh...even 50, em's servant has said that no one has a chance of doin Em type numbers consistently and how it ain't possible, and i hate to say it but he is being proven right...

Your main point was that you can bank on Eminem selling regardless of effort, is it not? The people I mentioned (X, Snoop, Nelly) were only used as an example in regard to debuts (a point that you missed). Now Jay Z, Wayne, and Kanye address your point of being consistent being "bank" for platinum and multi-platinum sales. Jay Z has been consistently going multi since '98 w/ the exception of like 2 albums out of like 9 since '98. Lil' Wayne debuted the same year as Eminem. Granted he wasn't selling 10 million units, but neither was Em on his debut. Em initially sold 3 million units of his first album which gradually grew to 5 million units as he became more popular. Wayne went from selling platinum in '99 to selling about what his album sold total in his first week in '11. That's rare in music, not just Hip Hop. On the other hand Eminem is only selling a fraction of what his biggest album sold. Kanye has also been a consistent seller. Touring, work ethic and all of the other intangibles are irrelevant. My point with listing the other high selling albums was to illustrate that any artist that sells a large amount of copies in Hip Hop is going to be discredited as proven by a lot of posts in this thread.

How is 50 Cent being proven right when Jay Z is doing double platinum numbers 15 years in?
 
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usmarin3;3275643 said:
You will be able to tell if something fishy occur in the following weeks, if he drops off in sales like Lady Gaga did (1.1 first week, and 500k since) then you know some shady shit occured.

So when WTT had a huge drop off in the 2nd week and every week after was something fishy going on? Dumb niggas act like its something new for 2nd week and all following weeks to be a huge decline. Its always been like that with every major release. After the initial wave of course there is going to be a huge decline. Same thing happens in movies.

Getwitcha
 
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http://www.lilwaynehq.com/2011/09/0...-speaks-on-his-john-record-x-more/#more-12794

[video=youtube;Qw7av0YIgak]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw7av0YIgak&feature=player_embedded[/video]

Big Sean’s reaction to Lil Wayne selling just under 1 million copies of C4 in the first week.

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Weezy recently spoke on the obvious similarities between his Polow Da Don-produced song, “John,” and Ross’s track, “I’m Not A Star.”

“We heard the beat, and I was fresh out of jail, you know, so I ain’t really know new music—no new music,” Wayne told XXL. “I ain’t really know about nothing, so, we heard the beat, and when it came on, Mack Maine—it just made Mack say that Rick Ross line. Mack just said that ‘I’m not a star, somebody lied, I got a chopper in the car.’ He’s like ‘that beat sounds just like that.’ And I was like ‘does it sound so much like it to where I shouldn’t do it?’ And he was like ‘nah, cause that bitch still hard as fuck.’ So, I did it and I was like ‘I need a hook.’”

Weezy thought it was appropriate to include Rozay on the record. He called The Bawse and gave his friend two options. Wayne told Ross that he preferred a chorus that used lines from “I’m Not A Star,” however, Ross was also free to make a completely fresh hook.

“He could have just put a hook on there,” Wayne said. “He could have said something else, but he did what we wanted it to be, and I just added the other part.”

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Weezy F Baby has broken another record this week, this time for being nominated 19 times at the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards! Young Money’s Nicki Minaj and Drake are also nominated for a few awards too, which is a great look for the YMCMB family. This years show will be hosted by Mike Epps and take place at the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta on October 1st, and air on October 11th at 8PM EST.
 
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I see you Big Sean Detroit stand up you can tell that nigga from Detroit he grew up on Wayne and that Cash Money shit

12 letters YMCMBMMGGOOD
 
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