Demaris

Because that line isn't about... This line is like... Nowhere near it.

18 or 20 bars after that first one.

Oh, okay.

I mean, but I could see, you know, got the Super Bowl, and the only one that congratulated me was Nas, and all these other dudes are agitated.

I'm just glad it's on their faces.

I get it, but even that's not a... I think the first one was a genuine thought, like...

I worked this hard to get to a place where the Superbowl would ask me to do halftime.

Like that's a crazy accomplishment in my world.

And then someone I looked up to,

It's clearly hurting them.

So, yeah, I think it was a genuine... Like, damn, I deserve this, but now it feels like it's weirdly in spite because someone that I idolize, and if you listen to Kendrick Lamar, clearly he is influenced by Lil Wayne.

No one would debate that.

Yeah, now this guy is sad that he can't have it in his city, and I'm the one they picked.

Yeah, but even in that, I don't think that there's...

I don't think throughout that whole moment when it was first announced that Kendrick was doing the Super Bowl, I don't remember Wayne ever saying anything like to spite Kendrick or to be like... No, me neither.

I think he was just saying that he was heartbroken that he didn't get it.

All right, but it also like...

not to say it stepped on Kendrick's moment, because it was just kind of one pocket of the internet that was really super outraged that Wayne didn't get it.

But the hip hop community was, loves Lil Wayne.

So it did kind of- Hold on, hold on, slow down.