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New Lil Wayne 6'7
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I heard it on the Greg Street show on V-103 at the top of the hour yesterday. It's alright, nothing mind blowing like "Steady Mobbin' was IMHO.
I might be off a bit.
It is #1 Most Increased Spins on Urban +712 An increase that high is rare on Urban
It is #2 Most Increased Spins on Rhythmic New one from Britany Spears Debuted with More Spins over 800.
Looks like it will be #1 in about 2-3 weeks Urban Might hit #1 on Rhythmic too in 3-4.
It is #1 Most Increased Spins on Urban +712 An increase that high is rare on Urban
It is #2 Most Increased Spins on Rhythmic New one from Britany Spears Debuted with More Spins over 800.
Looks like it will be #1 in about 2-3 weeks Urban Might hit #1 on Rhythmic too in 3-4.
Mane this song literally came outta nowhere just like A Milli did before the Carter 3 ;D. Wayne definitely got another smash hit on his hands. I still like Steady Mobbin better tho.
Speaking of A Milli I still play it every now and then. I haven't heard it on the radio since October 2008 on KDAY when were going through their "The Beat" phase. I first heard A Milli on Power 106 Los Angeles in the last week of April 2008. 6 foot 7 foot is a smash hit just like all of his other songs. For those who call Lil' Wayne a sell out. I call him a success. Way to go Lil Wayne thanks for 12 years of great music. I used to like his 2002 hit called Way Of Life major spins on Mainstream Urban station KKBT 100.3 The Beat and Top 40/Rhythmic KPWR Power 106 both in Los Angeles.IamHipHopradio said:
Tim said:
Correction, this is more 'urban' pop, but I wouldn't be so quick to call it entirely 'Southern' since Cory Gunz, who also on the record is from the Bronx...
BJordan said:
I don't believe regionalism is relevant as it used to when it come to collaborations so it could be because Cory Gunz is apart of the Young Money crew?
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