Lil Wayne recently admitted he’s not a fan of NYC, and his comments seem to have rubbed a few people the wrong way – including a New York State Senator.
Malcolm A. Smith, representative to the Southeast section of Queens, New York, found the YMCMB rapper’s opinion of the Big Apple to be highly offensive.
As a result, Sen. Smith demanded that Weezy release a public apology to the denizens of New York City for his off-putting comments.
“Flat out: I don’t like New York,” Weezy told MTV News on Monday night while in Las Vegas.
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The Senator, along with whomever else cosigns his sentiments, plan to convene today, in Times Square to rally for the apology.
“New York City is the birthplace of the Hip Hop music movement,” the press release for the event stated. “Millions of New Yorkers listen to his music every day. His comments is [sic] outraged his local fans and residents. The group today will be demanding an apology of the hip hop star.”
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Did Weezy put his foot in his mouth on this one? Or is everyone just over reacting? Tell us what you think down below.
Source: Complex
