A MILLI-A MILLI-A MILLI

LIL' WAYNE SELLS 1,005,545 CDS, and I feel it neccessary to say CDs.
Lil' Wayne sold over A MILLI CDs, whats your excuse____________(enter
name a wack artists with top selling ringtones)

I can honestly say that I was feeling C3 the first week I had it. I still
dig a lot of the songs, but for someone like myself, I need my hip-hop
to be the total package, lyrics, beat, flow and swag. and I think Wayne
needs to be more lyrical. I do like the fact the he has gotten more creative
with his music and is using some great concepts, but thats still not a sub
for witty lyricism. And don't get me wrong, he does have clever lines, but
I feel likes he tries too hard to be lyrical a lot and he use "Like" to paint his
pictures more than a lot, which renders his rhymes catchy but very simple.
I'm still listening to Black on Both Sides from1999. Ten years later and
I'm still bumping that album, as well as Illmatic, Reasonable Doubt,
Blueprint, Vol. 1, and more recently, Below the Heacen (Blu & Exile).
My point is, A MILLI doesn't make it a classic or something you'll be
hyped listening to in 6 months.