LIL WAYNE DROPS “FUNERAL” AS A TRIBUTE TO KOBE BRYANT | WHILE ALSO REVIVING HIS RAP FANS FOR WAYNES WORLD
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Lil Wayne’s new album “FUNERAL” is the thirteenth studio album and the follow-up to September 2018’s Tha Carter V. The 24-track album boasts appearances from a plethora of artists, including Jay Rock, Takeoff, Adam Levine, Big Sean, and XXXTENTACION.
Lil Wayne’s new album “FUNERAL” is the thirteenth studio album and the follow-up to September 2018’s Tha Carter V.
The 24-track album boasts appearances from a plethora of artists, including Jay Rock, Takeoff, Adam Levine, Big Sean, and XXXTENTACION.
Wayne first teased Funeral during a November 2016 interview, it’s been in the works for some time now. However, he knew he had to drop something in honor of Kobe.
Lil Wayne pays homage to Kobe Bryant on his new album that he dropped just this past Friday early morning (2am-ish) I was one of the first to get the alerts and listen. I was like oh snap, it’s #listeningParty time
My Top #3 Fave Tracks on FUNERAL SO FAR ARE THE FOLLOWING: PUSH PLAY TOO 🙂 I created 3 tops with edited best bars dropped in my opinion:
Wayne also added in 24 seconds of silence on track #8 called “Bing James” to show love to the Lakers legend, Kobe Bryant.
Lil Weezy spent years working on the album “Funeral” — but when he learned about Kobe’s death on Sunday, he connected with Young Money President, Mack Maine, and they agreed to make last-second changes to honor Bryant.
The final decision was to lay in a moment of silence for Kobe at the end of the 8th song on the album, titled “Bing James” — 24 seconds in total. Obviously, the numbers refer to Kobe’s Lakers jersey numbers, #8 and #24.
Play the track and listen to it below along with the entire album, I’ll share my faves too.
-BING JAMES ft. Jay Rock –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IH8tNQAzSs
FUNERAL TRACKLIST | JESTIFICATED’s SONG REVIEW
#24 TRACKS & #24 SECONDS OF SILENCE FOR KB ON #8
Funeral -Somehow I skated over this one, but I see it’s good (up next)
Mahogany – Love This Melody & I love the Chopped N Screwed End
Mama Mia -BOMB BEAT, I LIKE THIS SONG
I Do It (Ft. Big Sean & Lil Baby) -BOMB All 3 ARTIST -WRECKED IT
Dreams – haven’t fully heard yet
Stop Playin With Me – haven’t fully heard yet
Clap For Em -NOLA BOUNCE BEAT FAHSO
Bing James (Ft. Jay Rock) – I LOVE THIS BEAT NEED TO HEAR THE END
Not Me – I LIKE THIS ONE AS WELL AFTER FIRST 30 SEC IN
Trust Nobody (Ft. Adam Levine) LOVE ADAMS VOICE, GREAT COLLABO
Know You Know (Ft. 2 Chainz) -2CHAINZ MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER-
Wild Dogs — haven’t fully heard yet
Harden – LOVE IT “You Blocked my # Like a James Harden Jumper GD!!”
I Don’t Sleep (Ft. Takeoff) — haven’t fully heard yet
Sights and Silencers (Ft. The-Dream)- haven’t fully heard yet
Ball Hard (Lil Twist) LOVED 1st PLAY, “BLACK MAMBA” THESAURUS
Bastard (Satan’s Kid)- haven’t fully heard yet
Get Outta My Head (Ft. XXXTENTACION)
Piano Trap- haven’t fully heard yet
Line Em Up- haven’t fully heard yet
Darkside – haven’t fully heard yet
Never Mind – Need to hear again
T.O. (Ft. O.T. Genasis) -LOVEDD the Lyrics, a bit wild but its weezy baby, bars & beat are epic and LYRICALLY SPEAKING O.T. Came thru on 2nd verse but Wayne did the most. ”
Wayne’s World – I JUST CANT STOP LAUGHING AT THIS ONE, I LOVE IT, Nostalgia, my era #EXCELLENT! lol, The intro kills me, but Wayne is just funny as hell talking about how he loves to party and pull up in a Bugatti and something about not throwing up-sets with his Mexicans.
Wayne & OT’s BARS = LYRICS courtesy of RAP GENIUS BELOW for T.O. Song
“I spit these facts, they call me fax machine” -LIL WAYNE
[Verse 1: Lil Wayne]
I drop a four in this, I’m feelin’ glorious
Gun on Big Pun, and my clip on Notorious
Bitch, I’m the man, no, the Mandalorian
I’m in a DeLorean, nigga, I’m floorin’ it
I can’t smoke Reggie, I be too edgy
My bitch a veggie, bitch, I’m a legend
Pull out my flag, and these niggas start pledgin’
Go pull up whenever, we ain’t gotta schedule it
Boy, I’m a president, presidential Rollie
Bezel it heavily, inspect it carefully
I’m smokin’ like I’m in the Netherlands
Like I’m a hippie that’s stuck in the 70s
You with your buddies, I’m with my bloodies
And this ain’t no flag, lil’ nigga, this rugby
O.T. Genisis BARS = Lyrics:
I shoot at all of my enemies (Yeah)
Walk around like I’m Yosemite (Yeah)
Extra clip, that’s my amenities (Aagh)
I’ma send shots like a Hennessy (Who? Bah, bah, bah)
Bitch, I’ma shoot like a penalty (Mm, bang)
Keep me a flag like a penalty (Bap, bang)
Niggas know me, O.T. (O.T.)
I got more hook than parentheses (Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah)
Home Depot, keep me a toolie (Toolie, brrt)
Walk in your house with a Uzi (Woo)
Walk in your room like a groupie (Yeah)
Wet your ass up with jacuzzi (Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah)
Everything white, I got Bieber
Cover one eye like I’m Aaliyah
Free Base, bitch, I got Derek Jeter
Rob, strip him naked, just like it’s Peter
Bitch, bah
Facts per my peeps at RAP GENIUS
Wayne appeared on FS1’s Undisputed on Friday morning and credited the producers who worked on the album for being nimble enough to change up the album just HOURS before it was released … truly an impressive feat.
Wayne is a huge basketball fan who LOVES the Lakers — and has been a public Kobe supporter for years. In fact, he dropped a song called “Kobe Bryant” years ago.
Wayne also shouts out “Black Mamba” in the chorus of another song on the new album — a song called “Ball Hard.”
Wayne’s “Funeral” album happens to have 24 tracks — but he told Skip Bayless that was just a coincidence.
Wayne explains how the idea for the 24 seconds of silence happened.
“That right there, I have to thank my big brother Mack. You know that was an idea he called me with right then and there. A day later, he called me with this idea he thought of and of course I confirmed it, I agreed with it,” Lil Wayne explained. In an interview on Apple Music’s Beats 1, Lil Wayne spoke further about the loss of the basketball legend, “Everybody know, obviously very terrible day for sports. But as far as me and with my concern and my thoughts and prayers was just for the family of Mr. Bryant and the family of the others’ lives that were lost from the tragedy, and the situation, the accident,” he explained. “I have kids, man. I have four kids. And I have a beautiful daughter, and I cannot imagine. And I’ve been trying not to imagine. Again, thoughts and prayers to the families.”
Along with the 24-second silence, Lil Wayne also shouts out “Black Mamba” in the chorus of another song on the new album — a song called “Ball Hard.” In addition to these tributes on the rapper’s 13th studio album.
Wayne also took to Instagram on Jan. 27 to share a photo of him fist-bumping the basketball legend with the caption, “Forever love. 824”. A sweet tribute from the rapper who is a longtime basketball fan.
LIL WAYNES DISCOGRAPHY #13 ALBUMS IN #ANOTHER GREAT GOAT
1999 Tha Block Is Hot Cash Money
2000 Lights Out Cash Money
2002 500 Degreez Cash Money
2004 Tha Carter Cash Money
2005 Tha Carter II Cash Money
2006 Like Father, Like Son Cash Money
2008 Tha Carter III Cash Money
2010 Rebirth Cash Money
2010 I Am Not a Human Being Cash Money
2011 Tha Carter IV Cash Money
2013 I Am Not a Human Being II Cash Money
2018 Superfly [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]Epic
2018 Tha Carter V Young Money
2020 Funeral
RANDOMNESS – LIL WAYNE WAS ON TONIGHTS/OR LAST NIGHTS MASKED SINGER
It wouldn’t be long until everyone found out who was under the mechanical getup because the audience voted Robot as their least favorite performance of the night. Then it came time for the first unmasking of the season, which proved Scherzinger’s theory right when Lil Wayne was revealed under the Robot mask. The studio audience and panelists alike were in shock.
He was literally the Robot Below, and the ish was funny as ever.
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