Did Lil Wayne really say he could kill newborn babies?
Published: July 17, 2009
Courtesy of Dr. Boyce Watkins that radio host Charlamagne from 100.3 The Beat in Philiadelphia gave our campaign and efforts a quick shout out!!
Love for you to listen to his interview with Dr. Watkins as they delve deeper into the effects today’s music continues to have on today’s generation, and what can do as a community to reshape it!
*Please note: while we most certainly appreciate Charlamagne’s support, please remember that this is NOT to degrade Lil Wayne, Young Money, or any other artist or celebrity.
Lil Wayne is our brother who is a dynamic young man with a talent that is unquestionable. But his message (through this song) is indeed questionable and is deserving of our disapproval.
Let’s use this to take an examination of ourselves and the music we’ve allowed this industry to provide to our children. Our goal is not just to focus on who is behind the supply.
But rather those of us who are behind the demand.
Check out the website IAMNOTEVERYGIRL.com, an online campaign to remove Lil Wayne's song from radio airplay.
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micheal
February 25, 2010
why would u do this lilwayne my favorite song is she is on fire
lala
April 03, 2010
u guys r CRRRAZZZYYY
you kno lik wayne says a lot of @#!% but who cares its his life
ppl love lil wayne cuz hes so bick
they love em because of his music not of the things he does
y’all need to chill n stop dissin on lil wayne
y’all jst jelouse
you wish you cud be lik em