Dedication 2 (Gangsta Grillz) released in 2006 with heavily crunked out remixes of popular hits courtesy of Drama and lyrics provided by Wayne along with a slew of many of other rappers. The mixtape featured many artists that were currently signed to Waynes label, Young Money. Among them were Curren$y, Remy Ma, Freeway, Willie The Kid, Detroit Red, Juice, Mack Maine, Pharrell and Juelz Santana delivering raw intensity with phenomenal flow. Assisting Drama with production were Don Cannon, DJ Green Lantern, DJ Infamous, Swizz Beatz, Pimp C, and many more. Tom Breihan of The Village Voice proclaimed it the best summer album of 2006, praising DJ Drama's "impeccable beat selection". "SportsCenter" was complimented for its "free associating brain bursts." "Georgia... Bush" was also acclaimed for its "mesmerizing indictment" of President Bush.
Following up in the Dedication series yet again, Drama and Wayne release Dedication 3 (Gangsta Grillz) in 2008. Although Dedication 3 was a major success, it failed to match that of its predecessors but did gain some attention. The mixtape has sold over 70,000 copies in the United States, despite being available for free download. Besides the interludes, a majority of the mixtape has Wayne using auto-tune. Wayne continued to promote his own artists on this album. Returning MC's consisted of Willie the Kid and Mack Maine along with newcomers like Drake and Nicki Minaj. Returning producers included Don Cannon and Pimp C. Production was also assisted by newcomers like Soulja Boy and David Banner.
While both Drama and Wayne have continued their own respective careers, it has been said that Dedication 4 is in the works.
Intro
DJ Drama & Lil Wayne Lyrics
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Wait Can I Say Fuck On T.V. Huh.....Fuck It
They Had On Some Squad Shit
It Was Lil' Wayne Two Adults Six Children One Fluffy Puppy And
A Dyke... Not That Kinda Dyke.. Dick Van Dyke
Hey Can I Send Some Shotouts To My People Man
Hello Mom Hey Dad
Im On T.V.
Get Off The Corner
The lyrics to DJ Drama and Lil Wayne's song "Intro" describe a memory from the summer of 2001. Lil Wayne witnessed a group of people wearing "squad shit," which likely refers to clothing associated with a particular group or organization. The group consisted of Lil Wayne, two adults, six children, a fluffy puppy, and a Dyke. Lil Wayne specified that the Dyke was not the type of person commonly associated with the word but was referencing Dick Van Dyke, likely referring to someone with a sense of humor similar to the famous actor.
The lyrics then shift to Lil Wayne wanting to send shoutouts to his loved ones, specifically his mom and dad, letting them know he is on television. Lil Wayne then mentions an interaction he had with some guys, telling them they need to "get off the corner," possibly referring to a group of people loitering in a public space.
The lyrics to this song display Lil Wayne's nostalgic reflection on his past experiences and the people who shaped his life. He also showcases his playful and irreverent personality, using humor and slang to convey his message.
Line by Line Meaning
It Was The Summer Of 2001 And I Saw The Whole Fuckin Thing
I witnessed everything in the summer of 2001.
Wait Can I Say Fuck On T.V. Huh.....Fuck It
I am debating whether or not to say a curse word on TV, but ultimately decide to go for it.
They Had On Some Squad Shit
They were dressed in matching outfits, showing a sense of unity and camaraderie.
It Was Lil' Wayne Two Adults Six Children One Fluffy Puppy And A Dyke... Not That Kinda Dyke.. Dick Van Dyke
Lil' Wayne and his group were accompanied by two adults, six children, a fluffy puppy, and a woman named Dyke, who is not a lesbian but is named after the actor Dick Van Dyke.
Hey Can I Send Some Shotouts To My People Man
Hello Mom Hey Dad
Im On T.V.
I want to give a shout-out to my parents and let them know I am on TV.
Well Like I Told Them Guys They Gotta Get Off The Corner
As I mentioned to my friends earlier, they need to leave the street corner and find something more productive to do.
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