| Lil Wayne Rebirth Album Review | ||
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We've all watch Weezy F. inch his way into Rock n' Roll territory for the last year or so now. There are plenty of successful features Wayne has been on. Songs like Kevin Rudolf's "Let It Rock", Weezer's "Can't Stop Partying" and Fall Out Boy's "America's Sweethearts Remix" just to name a few. Naturally the Birdman Jr's infatuation with rockstar life would inevitable bleed over into his perfectly stiched Hip-Hop sash of merits. We first got a taste of Lil Wayne's brand of Rock n' Roll with the single "Prom Queen". I'd be lieing if I said this record was warmly receieved by traditional Weezy fans. Seeming the Hip-Hop community was turned off by Lil Wayne's full fledged Rock n' Roll sound. Using the auto-tuner effect to mask Weezy's shortcomings as a vocal-singing artisit didn't help sell the idea of "Lil Wayne the rockstar". With plenty of release date push backs, it seemed as if it would be a while before we saw Lil Wayne reborn a legitimate rocker. Not to far from the end of the year, Young Tomb's collection of self conviced rock gradeur is out of the womb. Unlike most new borns that are welcomed with love. The spawn of syrup, weed and misdirection will more than likely be given up for adoption.
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