Lil Wayne Quotes

Love me or hate me, i swear it won't make or break me.

And I don't think your beautiful, i think your beyond it.

I tried to pay attention, but attention paid me.

When a girl cries over a guy,she really loves him.when a guy cries over a girl ,he will never love another girl like her.

What goes around comes around like a hool-a-hoop.

You could love me or hate me I swear it won't make me or break me. I'm goin where ever the money takes me.

Prepared for the worst,but still praying for the best

Your gonna need a spaceshuttle or a ladder that's forever to get on my level.

Mind so sharp,I fuck around and cut my head off

Yeah, my life a bitch, but you know nothing about her Been to hell and back, I can show you vouchers

Take them shoes of your teeth and quit running your mouth

Most Of Your Don't Get The Picture Unless You Got The Flash On!

I call them April babies cuz they fools

_Life is a beach and i am juss playing in the sand! :DD

Just remember that when nobody else was there for you I was. And when nobody else gave a damn I did.

Be good, or be good at it.

Everybody Dies But Not Everybody Lives!!

What Goes Around Comes Around Like A Hula Hoop

I am probably in the sky, flying with the fish, or maybe in the ocean, swimming with the pigeons. See, my world is different...

Oh my God Becky! Look at her butt! Tunechi

try and kick me while im down ill break ur leg

drag my name through the mud, i come out clean

I don't want to be understood because if people understand me, they get tired of me.

I come straight from hell, Cell 23

The only thing on the mind of a shark is to eat.

I'd Like To Pay Attention, But Attention Pays Me!

I dont know what all this hate is about? Tupac started book of rap, Eminem finished it, Macklemore bought it for 99 cents Lil' Wayne can't read it.

God can judge me, I don't need a jury. Nothing standing in my way, like nothing's my security.

I do what I do and u do Wat u can do about it

Trying to tear down the past prohibits you from building up your future.

Life is the bitch and death is her sister. Sleep is the cousin, what a fuckin' family picture. You know father time, we all know Mother Nature. It's all in the family but I am of no relation.

I don't set out to be different, I set out to be me, people think it's different.

When i was 5 my favorite movie was the gremlins, ain't got shit to do with this, juss thought that i should mention.(:

I love weed so much I tried to marry juana

I like people that enjoy life, because I do the same.

And when life sucks, I just enjoy the head.

Just hope you're heaven sent, and you're hell proof.

fuck dem other bitches and dem hoes~

Never talk to the cops, I don't speak pig latin.

Rappers use words that rhymes, But When Lil Wayne Used Rhymes They don't really mean nothing.

I don't think you're beautiful I think you're beyond it

Protect me from my friends I can take care of my enemies

you can love me or hate me, I swear it won't make me or break me

I just always expect the best because I'm a competitor and if I'm competing, then obviously I'm trying to be better in everything.

ball so hard, weezy tryn to find me

Excuse my charisma, vodka with a spritzer. Swagger down pat, call my shit Patricia. Young Money militia and I am the commissioner. You don't want start Weezy 'cause the F is for finisher So misunderstood but what's a world without enigma?

I tried to pay attention but attention paid me

On a 2013 album Jay-Z, one of the country’s richest and most popular rappers, referenced one Wayne Perry in a song. Perry was a hit man in the 1980s for one of Washington, D.C.’s most notorious drug lords. He pleaded guilty in 1994 to five murders, and received five consecutive life sentences. In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine in 2010, President Barack Obama expressed his affinity for rappers like Jay-Z and Lil Wayne, whose lyrics often elevate misogyny, drug dealing, and gun violence. At the time of the president’s interview, Lil Wayne was imprisoned on gun and drug charges.

I met a female dragon and had a fire conversation.

Coming out of the game is like coming out of a coma

I don’t need it to be easy, I need it to be worth it.

I'm not an example for how people should live their lives. Never in my life would I ever set out to be an example for people on how to live their lives. If you need an example for how to live, then you just shouldn't have been born. Straight up.

The great ones, however, never get lost in those distractions. Biggie in particular was legendary for his ability to stay focused. There could be all sorts of things going on—drinks being passed, blunts being rolled, people trying to holler at him about various projects—but he’d just sit in a chair with his eyes closed, seemingly oblivious to all the chaos around him. That was his way of connecting to the stillness inside of him, so that when it was time to get behind the microphone, he wasn’t caught up in worrying about how his last record did or how this one might be received once it was released. No, when it was time to make a song, he was always able to connect with both the music he was hearing in his headphones and the poetry that was filling up his heart. The same way today artists like Jay Z or Lil Wayne are able to create entire songs without ever putting a word down on paper. Through being able to connect completely with the music, they are able to operate from that “zone” that the great ones are able to access. That might not sound like a big deal, but I’ve seen so many artists get sidetracked by those distractions. And when it’s time for them to get in the recording booth and execute their craft, their mind is somewhere else. Sure, they’re rapping along to the beat, but they’re not connected to it.

If you tell people you’re writing a book about the Beatles, at first they smile and ask, “Another one? What’s left to say?” So I mention “Baby’s in Black,” or “It’s All Too Much,” or Lil Wayne’s version of “Help” or the Kendrick Lamar battle rhyme where he says “blessings to Paul McCartney,” or Hollywood Bowl, or Rock ’n’ Roll Music, or the Beastie Boys’ “I’m Down”—but I rarely get that far, because they’re already jumping in with their favorite overlooked Beatle song, the artifact nobody else prizes properly, the nuances nobody else notices. Within thirty seconds they’re assigning me a new chapter I must write. And telling me a story to go with it. Every few days, I get into a Beatles argument I’ve never had before, while continuing other arguments that have been raging since my childhood. And though I’ve spent my whole life devouring every scrap of information about them, I’m constantly learning. I guarantee the day this book comes out, I will find out something new. Things like that used to pain me. But that’s what it means to love the Beatles—you never run out of surprises.

Susannah: (sotto voce) Everybody's a goddam critic. Jake: Blaine, I have one more. Blaine: EXCELLENT. Jake: Out of the eater came forth meat, and out of the strong came sweetness. Blaine: (amused) THIS RIDDLE COMES FROM THE HOLY BOOK KNOWN AS 'OLD TESTAMENT BIBLE OF KING JAMES.' IT WAS MADE BY SAMSON THE STRONG. THE EATER IS A LION; THE SWEETNESS IS HONEY, MADE BY BEES WHICH HIVED IN THE LION'S SKULL. NEXT? YOU STILL HAVE TIME, JAKE. Jake: (shaking his head negatively) I've told them all. I'm done. Blaine: (as John Wayne) SHUCKS, L'IL TRAILHAND, THAT'S A PURE-D SHAME. LOOKS LIKE I WIN THAT THAR GOOSE, UNLESS SOMEBODY ELSE CARES TO SPEAK UP. WHAT ABOUT YOU, OY OF MID-WORLD? GOT ANY RIDDLES, MY LITTLE BUMBLER BUDDY?

the rhetorical, linguistic, and political relevance of rapper Lil Wayne.

What?

Seven Devils” by Florence + The Machine “Paint it, Black” by Ciara “Monsters” by Ruelle “One Way or Another” by Until The Ribbon Breaks “Paranoid” by Post Malone “Royals” by Lorde “So Thick” by Whipped Cream featuring Baby Goth “Sweet But Psycho” by Parker Jenkins “My Blood” by Twenty One Pilots “Candy” by Guccihighwaters “Birthday Cake” by Rihanna “Horns” by Bryce Fox “No One” by Mothica “All The Time” by Jeremih, Lil Wayne and Natasha Mosley “I Wanna Be Yours” by Arctic Monkeys “Monster” by Meg Myers “Soldier” by Fleurie “Fuck It I Love You” by Lana Del Rey “Kill Our Way to Heaven” by Michl “Sweet Dreams” by Emily Browning “Everybody Wants to Rule The World” by Lorde

When I started flirting with the hustle, failure became my ex, now I’m engaged to the game and married to success.

Life is a beach, and I'm just playing in the sand.

I held back a grin. She was a weirdo. A curiously infuriating one at that. With an ass worthy of a poem by one of the twenty-first century’s finest poets, Lil’ Wayne.

Neff had bragged on Twitter about having heard Tha Carter V—an unreleased Lil Wayne album that had come into the hands of Martin Shkreli, who shared some of the tracks with Anna, who in turn played them for Neff.

Hodges considers trying a John Wayne drawl, and decides not to. The only Wayne these scuzzbags would know is L’il.

Keep in mind I’m a negro so my open mind got a screen door.