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A Milli by Lil Wayne

Biographie de l'artiste pour Lil Wayne

Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. Born September 27 1982 Better Known By His Stage Name Lil Wayne Is An American Rapper. Formerly A Member Of The Rap Group The Hot Boys He Joined The Cash Money Records Collective As A Teenager. Get It How U Live Released In 1997 Was Lil Wayne's First Album With Hot Boys And Tha Block Is Hot His Solo Debut Came Out In 1999. After Gaining Fame With Two Other Albums In The Early 2000s Lil Wayne Reached Higher Popularity With 2004's Tha Carter And Its Two Subsequent Albums Tha Carter II 2005 And Tha Carter III 2008 . He Earned Various Accolades Following Tha Carter III Including Being Nominated For Eight Grammy Awards. He Has Released A Rock Album Titled Rebirth In Early 2010.

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"A Milli" Abbreviated Occasionally As "Milli" Is A Song By American Rapper Lil Wayne. The Song Was Released February 13 2008 As The Second Official Single From His Sixth Album Tha Carter III. The Original Version Leaked Early On Several Mixtapes. Then A Second Version With The First Two Verses From The Original Version A Verse From Cory Gunz And The Final Verse From The Album Version Was Released Prior To The Album Version. "A Milli" Was Played Several Times When Sampling The Record Before Its Release And Was Originally Slated To Appear On Tha Carter III In Multiple Versions As "skit-Like" Tracks Featuring Artists Such As Tyga Cory Gunz Hurricane Chris And Lil Mama Though The Tracks Never Made The Final Cut. They Were Rumored To Appear On The Re-Release Of Tha Carter III Until Wayne Revealed That The Aforementioned Album Would Be A Rap Rock Album Called Rebirth With No Connection To Tha Carter III. "A Milli" Was Ranked The Number One Hip Hop Song Of 2008 By MTV. The Song Samples "Don't Burn Down The Bridge" By Gladys Knight & The Pips. The Sample Is Different In Both Early And Final Versions. While The Early Version Plays The Sample As It Is The Final Version Adds A Filter Effect To The Sample. In Addition The Main Vocal Sample Is From The Vampire Mix Of "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo" By A Tribe Called Quest. The Line "I'm Okay But My Watch Sick" Was Originally From "Go Crazy" By Young Jeezy. As The Late Senator Everett Dirksen Is Popularly Attributed As Having Said “A Million Here A Million There And Pretty Soon You’re Talking Real Money!” Bangladesh Produced The Song But Has Not Received A Penny Of Royalties From Cash Money. In Addition This Entire Song Was Taken In One Take. Lil Wayne Has Claimed That The Verses Were Freestyles.

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