Wack 100 Praises Lil Wayne: "He Took That Charge Like A Gangsta"

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With many offering unsolicited takes on Lil Wayne's recent Presidential pardon, Wack 100 praised the rapper for "keeping it gangsta."

Whenever something transpires in the rap game, best believe that scores of opinions are sure to follow. Such was indeed the case following the news that Donald Trump, in a final act as President, granted Lil Wayne with a pardon from his recent federal weapon charge. Many were quick to circle back to Weezy's infamous endorsement of Trump -- one that came complete with a photo op -- noting that it may very well have played a role in influencing the former POTUS' decision. 

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And while such theories sparked chatter -- complete with judgments on Lil Wayne's character -- Wack 100 recently came through to quell the noise with a PSA of sorts. "Yo, let's address this Lil Wayne shit," begins Wack. "All ya'll fake muthafuckas talking about what you would have did. Lil Wayne did exactly what he was supposed to do. No snitching, no lining nobody up, no crying about it. N***a did some shit a whole lotta n***as wouldn't have did, and took the charge like a gangsta."

"All he had to do was stand with a man and give him an endorsement? Shit, let's keep it real. All you n****s is out there laying with a broad that you know just sucked another n***a dick. The fuck out of here! Weezy F. Baby for President!" Trump straight gangsta for that." An endorsement that comes too little, too late for the former President, but one that speaks volumes on Wack's values. Check out his message for yourself below, and sound off in the comments if you think he's speaking facts. For a deeper insight into Weezy's perspective on his recent arrest, be sure to check out his new single "Ain't Got Time" right here. 


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<b>Feature Editor</b> <!--BR--> Mitch Findlay is a writer and hip-hop journalist based in Montreal. Resident old head by default. Enjoys writing Original Content about music, albums, lyrics, and rap history. His favorite memories include interviewing J.I.D and EarthGang at the "Revenge Of The Dreamers 3" studio sessions in Atlanta and receiving a phone call from Dr. Dre. In his spare time he makes horror movies.
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