Comments on: Lil Wayne’s ‘Not Like Us’ Performance Sparks Controversy: Betraying Drake and Cash Money?

By: Nola Soldier

Nola Soldier — Mon, 15 Jul 2024 13:40:18 +0000

Continue to be yourself, Lil Wayne. There is so much animosity in the rap industry, but it’s evident you were just having fun. I’m confident that Drake isn’t upset about you singing Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” hook. We all know you’ll always be a Cash Money Soldier. Nola for life!

By: Tay Tay

Tay Tay — Mon, 15 Jul 2024 10:34:14 +0000

The current state of rap music reveals a surprising dynamic. It’s perplexing to see members of the same label and purported friends performing the songs of their rivals. This behavior would be unacceptable to me. I once believed Lil Wayne was genuinely supportive of Drake, but recent events suggest otherwise. It appears Kendrick Lamar wields significant influence in the rap industry, as he seems to be above criticism.

By: Olivia Goldberg

Olivia Goldberg — Mon, 15 Jul 2024 04:38:37 +0000

This move might be intended for humor, but from my perspective, it is quite inappropriate. Now more than ever, Drake needs the support of his rap family, rather than performing a song by a rival like Kendrick Lamar. Loyalty seems to be a rare commodity these days, easily swayed by external influences. There was a time when Cash Money/Young Money was a formidable force, but those days appear to be behind us. It is disappointing to see Lil Wayne involved in this.

By: Lil Wayne Fan

Lil Wayne Fan — Sun, 14 Jul 2024 23:47:11 +0000

These rappers today certainly navigate a complex landscape of relationships and rivalries. It’s surprising to see Lil Wayne, of all people, engaging in behavior that might be perceived as undermining Drizzy Drake. The incident highlights the challenge of finding genuine friendship within the rap industry. While it’s possible that Lil Wayne was merely jesting, this situation doesn’t reflect well on him. Such actions can easily be misconstrued and can damage the image of solidarity among peers.

By: Lil Mama

Lil Mama — Sun, 14 Jul 2024 20:34:50 +0000

I would say that Lil Wayne’s decision to perform that particular song, especially the hook, was somewhat questionable. Given the ongoing tension between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, it raises concerns about loyalty and discretion among peers. Drake is currently navigating a contentious relationship with Kendrick Lamar, making such actions potentially inflammatory.

This situation underscores a broader truth: one can never fully trust even their closest friends in such a competitive industry. Despite his extensive network and affiliations, Drake remains fundamentally solo in this struggle. The Canadian rapper must confront and manage this rivalry on his own terms, facing the challenges head-on without relying too heavily on the support of others who might have conflicting interests or make unpredictable choices.

By: Jay Johnson

Jay Johnson — Sun, 14 Jul 2024 20:22:18 +0000

It appears there may have been some confusion surrounding the events of that night. If I understand correctly, it seems that Lil Wayne actually performed the song “Don’t Like Us.” There is a possibility that Lil Wayne was somewhat intoxicated while rapping or singing during the event. Despite any misconceptions, it seems he maintains a good relationship with Drake, as evidenced by him wearing an OVO chain.