So how did you enjoy Lil Wayne's new mixtape "Dedication 5"? Based on the reaction of the Twitterverse, you definitely loved it, or you definitely hated it. A selection of reactions:
#Dedication5 Is The Best Mixtape I've Heard This Year
— Chief Beef (@C_NyaKundiH) September 2, 2013
"Got a phone in jail... That's a cell phone" *turns off Dedication 5* — Peter Jennings (@WhyUDickEating) September 2, 2013
Dedication 5 is the Greatest Mixtape of all time!!
— Ratchet Gawd ♿ (@RatchetGawd) September 2, 2013
This is how I feel about Dedication 5... pic.twitter.com/bemxaGVZ0e — No I.D (@King_Sarcasm) September 1, 2013
Two folks who definitely didn't care for "Dedication 5:" rappers Pusha T and Lil Kim. But then again that might not be surprising, considering both parties' previous history with Weezy.
Kim has had issues with Wayne's Young Money label for a while now, stemming from its signing of rapper Nicki Minaj, whom Kim feels is a copycat of her image. She made Wayne a target in her Minaj diss-track, "Warning." Wayne took a brief but poignant shot at Kim and her recent bouts of plastic surgery during the track "Pure Colombia": "Change the face on my Rolex, shout out to Lil' Kim." Kim took the high road and called Wayne gay in response. Based on number of references made to female genitals on "Determination 5," gay is the one thing we have ruled out for Lil Wayne.
“@1tiffanyfoxx: @LilTunechi shouldve headlined gay pride;) #yourealreadyoutofthecloset #ImJustSaying” Lol
— Lil' Kim (@LilKim) September 2, 2013
The more debatable diss was from Pusha, who has jibed with Wayne before as well. "I think it's safe to say, you really lost it…" he tweeted. It's fair to argue this was aimed at "Dedication 5," but it's not quite safe to say. Wayne didn't respond, but he didn't need to, not with friends like Jae Millz. The rapper, who guest starred on the track "Ain't Worried," let out a five-tweet response calling for an old-fashioned rap-off with Pusha.
Weigh in with your opinion of the mixtape below.
