Lil Wayne has been very candid about the hurt feelings he felt when he was passed over to perform at next year's Super Bowl halftime show in his hometown of New Orleans in favor of "Squabble Up" MC Kendrick Lamar.
Now, Weezy has revealed that he's spoken K-Dot and not only is it all good, but he's rooting for Kendrick to "kill" the gig. "I've spoken to him, and I wish him all the best and I told him he better kill it," Wayne told Skip Bayless on his show on Monday (Dec. 16), during which the host revealed that he remains "baffled and angry" that his guest was not tapped to perform on the biggest stage there is in his own backyard. "For whatever reason I believe it's over my head," Wayne said as part of what he described as the "general" reason why he thinks he was passed over for the gig during what is traditionally the most-viewed TV program of the year. "I don't know why, period.
Obviously I believe that it's perfect… I do not know why." Personally, however, Wayne, 42, had some other thoughts. "The person I am?
I straight look at it like, 'you ain't there, you gotta get there,'" said the MC with more than three decades in the game, as Bayless shook his head and called him the undisputed "G.O.A.T.," then doubled-down on the fact that the game is being played at the Caesars Superdome in the Big Easy. "It just makes no sense to me.
