YG Joins ‘Drake vs Lil Wayne’ Tour

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Yo Gotti and PARTYNEXTDOOR held it down for the majority of the Drake Vs. Lil Wayne tour’s opening act. But as the trek pulls into the West Coast next week, YG will open up the show for the stops below. West, West, y’all.

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  1. West9595 says:

    Album of the year #Mykrazylife !

  2. Uncle Tom says:

    YG is garbage! He got his inspiration for his album for a dr Seuss book meaning the shit is for people who just learned how to read. Simple ass rhyme pattern for 5 year olds. Give a 5 year old 20 dollars in nickels, 4 dum dum lollipops a snickers and studio time and he could come up with a album similar to this

    1. runnli carter v says:

      You dumb fuck, i would like to see you tryin’ to make a better album you fuckface

      1. Uncle Tom says:

        You used to get bullied a lot didn’t you? Lame ass come back. Stop clenching that niggas nuts, he sucks let’s face it.

    2. Non Fiction Dixon says:

      Said No one but you Aunt Tom!

    3. Non Fiction Dixon says:

      Actually if you listened to his album fuckface you would know Good Kid Maad City inspired it! Just from the outside looking in!

      1. ATL says:

        Actually it was the Dr Dre Chronic Album that inspired it..

    4. THE REAL mac DIESEL says:

      I AGREE!!!! HE’S SO AVERAGE AND OVEERATED!!!! MUTHAFUCKAS LIKE ANYTHING NOWADAYS!!!!! BUNCH OF FUCKIN’ OKIE DOKE ASS NIGGAS!!!! HA!!!!

      DON’T HATE ON MY OPINION!!!!

    5. alex says:

      Is that what matters? It so nostalgic and west coast, that’s what matters. Was spittin really the point of early 90’s west coast hip hop? I get as a culture that the bar needs to be raised in every aspect in terms of rhymes when you have people like Nikki Minaj, and we should always ask for that. Which why I understand your opinion. But that was not the point of the album.

  3. ... says:

    Drake tried to get in good with any competition… Gay

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