One thing I do know is that Lil Wayne is ridiculously angry about some high school sleeze screwing him over at some point. It’s not the most spectacular song, but it is listenable. The guitar, drums, lyrics, and autotuner are all simple and sweet and, somehow, that works in a boring kind of way.
I will admit, I really didn’t mind this song. Weezy can get girls naked with a single nod in their general direction.Weezy didn’t record his cd loud enough, so he needs to constantly remind you that you may need to turn the volume up.Weezy can spell a word that is at least five letters long.Weezy owns a Rolls Royce in which he listens to his own albums in.Weezy is paranoid that the Man is out to get him.Basically what I’m getting from this one is the following: Even after reading the lyrics, I was still left in a state of confusion. Between the terrible guitar rifts and the non-existent rhythm, I had to Google the lyrics to get what the song was even trying to say. Baby is political? Really? Is that what I’m getting from this song? Because I sure as hell can’t tell. It lived down to my expectations and then some. It will sound the same and you’ll get to lift an acne-ridden teen’s spirits in the process. Go support your local garage band, instead. If you aren’t wanting to read the following, I’ll just sum it up, now, and say that “Rebirth” is pure unadulterated crap. Even so, I trudged on to hear our Weezy’s newest project. When I heard that Lil Wayne’s new album “Rebirth” was not a re-release but, instead, a rock album, I felt cold and confused inside. Oh Lil Wayne, how we love you… For your ridiculous RAP lyrics. Lil Wayne Rebirth… A Review with Pictures