This 30 minute video is a must watch for everyone! Lil Wayne gets deep and personal talking about Steve Jobs’ death, why he drank syrup, why he tattooed his whole body, why he bought a Bugatti, why he learned how to play a guitar and put out a rock album, and why he learned how to skateboard. Tune also shows us a little bit of his mansion, starts to skateboard on his roof, and tells us about how he was considered a “Chief Blood” in Rikers Island.

I think we can all agree that this is rare from Weezy and we don’t normally get anything like this from him, but hopefully Wayne will carry on releasing these vlogs for us.

Props DG

I don’t know if any of y’all have seen what MediaTakeout is posting… well if not, they are trying to make out Lil Wayne called Michael Jackson a ‘fag‘.

A lot of people on blogs are commenting and posting that this is really disrespectful by Wayne and they are losing a lot of respect for him.

I’m not trying to say that Lil Wayne didn’t say this, but he said it well before MJ had passed away and MediaTakeout are trying to make out like Weezy said it recently.

I know a lot of you all would of seen this freestyle by Weezy on Ustream a while back and don’t forget what Lil Wayne said about MJ RECENTLY:

I personally can’t believe it. But it’s more unfortunate for the world of music. My love goes out to his family. A sad day in history, not just music.

So fuck MediaTakeout for posting false shit on Wayne and if you have missed what they put up on their website, you can read it here.

The world continues to cope with the death of Michael Jackson, and though the King of Pop has passed away, his undying influence reigns supreme. Jackson was a worldwide phenomenon who broke race, gender, culture and age barriers, and was regarded as arguably the greatest entertainer in any genre. Celebrities and fans alike have been reaching out to MTV to pay their respects.

“I personally can’t believe it,” Lil Wayne told MTV News. “But it’s more unfortunate for the world of music. … My love goes out to his family. … A sad day in history, not just music.”

Shout outs to MTV and I would just like to say my own R.I.P. to Michael Jackson.