Post by Deamonic Angel on Sept 17, 2008 8:13:26 GMT
Wayne’s mixtape hiatus is over.
“Tha Carter IV is nice,” he said about his next in-store LP, “but you need to be looking for Dedication 3. Me and DJ Drama are going back at it. Gangsta Grillz. I’m showcasing my whole clique — the Young Money family. And three months after that, I got 30 more [songs], and we’re gonna give them away for free — as I always do — on my Web site.”
“Ladies and gentlemen, we’re sorry to have kept you so hungry, but sometimes it’s better that way,” Drama wrote via e-mail, trumpeting the project in grand fashion. “This is not a mixtape, this is an event. Four brands promise to go down in history and combine again: Wayne, Drama, Gangsta Grillz, Dedication 3. Nuff said.”
Wayne hasn’t actually released an official street CD since he dropped the two-disc classic The Drought in 2007. Earlier in the year, an upset Wayne made some disparaging comments about the mixtape circuit that infuriated some DJs, but Wayne clarified himself, saying he was only singling out a few people who he claimed violated him and leaked his records. Obviously, the DJs are still on Weezy’s side: They’re playing records from Tha Carter III like their lives depended on it, according to MTV.
Source: www.keepittrill.com
“Tha Carter IV is nice,” he said about his next in-store LP, “but you need to be looking for Dedication 3. Me and DJ Drama are going back at it. Gangsta Grillz. I’m showcasing my whole clique — the Young Money family. And three months after that, I got 30 more [songs], and we’re gonna give them away for free — as I always do — on my Web site.”
“Ladies and gentlemen, we’re sorry to have kept you so hungry, but sometimes it’s better that way,” Drama wrote via e-mail, trumpeting the project in grand fashion. “This is not a mixtape, this is an event. Four brands promise to go down in history and combine again: Wayne, Drama, Gangsta Grillz, Dedication 3. Nuff said.”
Wayne hasn’t actually released an official street CD since he dropped the two-disc classic The Drought in 2007. Earlier in the year, an upset Wayne made some disparaging comments about the mixtape circuit that infuriated some DJs, but Wayne clarified himself, saying he was only singling out a few people who he claimed violated him and leaked his records. Obviously, the DJs are still on Weezy’s side: They’re playing records from Tha Carter III like their lives depended on it, according to MTV.
Source: www.keepittrill.com