Is lil wayne a gay
Lil Wayne reveals he officiated a gay wedding in prison &#; Drake banged his girl
Lil Wayne has been a bad young man rapper from early. He&#;s taken up the guitar, skateboarding and a bunch of other skills in that time too. One we didn&#;t expect though, was Vicar Weezy.
In his soon-to-be released autobiography, which details his highly publicised stint in Rikers Island prison, Lil Wayne reveals that he apparently officiated at a wedding.
He supposedly wed the two male inmates during his time there, after he and the other inmates popped bottles of Gatorade and decorated the halls with tissue paper.
He wrote, &#;Gatorade is liquid gold in this bitch&#; Imagine seeing grown-ass men in jail hanging tissue for wedding decorations. AND one of them is Lil Wayne. Crazy.”
Not only that, Gone Till November as the book is called, tells the moment that his long-time homeboy Drake admitted he slept with his girlfriend.
Less &#;Young Money forever&#; and much more &#;Hollyoaks&#;, Wayne said, &#;Finding out that she f*cked Drake was the absolute worst thing I could have found out. Dr
Have you ever heard the one about Lil Wayne, a same-sex prison wedding and Drake?
As amazing as that combination may seem, the elements make up what may be the year's greatest literary offering: Weezy's memoirs from his time in prison.
The rapper is publishing journal extracts from his time in Rikers Island for gun offenses in And from the sounds of it, the book, titled Gone 'Til November, is a treasure trove of anecdotes.
First, there's the time Wayne officiated a gay wedding between two of his fellow inmates. The prisoners decorated the halls with toilet tissue and toasted the couple with 13 bottles of Gatorade naturally. "Gatorade is liquid gold in this bitch," writes Lil Wayne in an extract posted by the Novel York Post. "Imagine seeing grown-ass men in jail hanging tissue for wedding decorations. AND one of them is Lil Wayne. Crazy."
Crazier still is Lil Tunechi writing about how he discovered a then-girlfriend had previously slept with his friend and fellow rapper Drake . "Finding out that she f***ed Drake was the absolute worst thing I could acquire found out," Wa
Lil Wayne&#;s upcoming biography Gone &#;Til November is just weeks from release, but already, anecdotes from the guide are being shared — and they&#;re incredible. The memoir is based on the extensive diary entries Wayne wrote while incarcerated on Riker&#;s Island in
Page Sixhas revealed that during his period in prison the rapper actually officiated a wedding between two fellow inmates. We&#;re pleased, but somehow not surprised, to learn that Wayne is officially a celebrant. Apparently, that&#;s not his only skill: he also helped decorate the hall they were married in with toilet paper. When the pair were declared husband and husband everyone toasted with Gatorade. &#;Gatorade is liquid gold in this bitch,&#; Wayne wrote. &#;Imagine seeing grown-ass men in jail hanging tissue for wedding decorations. AND one of them is Lil Wayne. Crazy.&#;
Gone &#;Til November will be published October 11th.
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