He says, "My direct observation and experience with Dwayne M. Carter's financial and personal irresponsibility over the years has taught and demonstrated to me that he has become the 'new symbol of financial illiteracy and slavery in/of the 21st century' and this is unequivocally not fiction nor is it a misunderstanding. For a little over five years, I have been involved with the consistent and perpetual business behavioral illustrations of Dwayne M. Carter's high-level of financial illiteracy, lack of liquidity, leveraged acquisition liability accumulation and below zero net-worth; as well as lack of business communication, character, and integrity - all learned behaviors - and the primary reasons for non-payment."

SIMPLIFY, dude.
You're trying too damn hard.

Who? And who cares?

davynelson:SIMPLIFY, dude.
You're trying too damn hard.
Lil Wayne is a dumbass that spends $2 for every $1 he makes.

Who?
Who is Lilly Wayne, and why do we care?

He had $80,000 worth of work done on a six-year-old car. Of course he's financially illiterate.

A lot of entertainers & athletes live paycheck to paycheck. The paychecks just happen to be bigger.

Are you saying he has "negative equity"?

//Bababooey

He should probably hang out with MC Hammer for about a day. He'll wise up fast.

/or not, that kind of stupid is hard to fix

Aside from poor diction with "illiteracy," I don't think that this is good business practice for a high-profile-client company to air out their dirty laundry.

/I seriously doubt they're helping gain customers by taking it to the public.

Wha??? The guy who popularized "making it rain" isn't too great with money?

For you old folks, Lil' Wayne makes is a rapper. He sold 1 million CD's last week.

"Making it rain" is when a wealthy person slaps money out of his own hand and it falls like leaves to the ground.

lil wayne is financially illiterate.

He does so much drugs, I'm amazed that he can remember his own name.

InmanRoshi: Are you saying he has "negrative equity"?

//Bababooey


There, you musta typed so quickly you forgot the "r."

A lot of people are. It's a learned skill and it seems that increasingly, people aren't being taught by their parents or schools. Do schools even offer home economics classes any more?

It's not an excuse for irresponsible spending, though. He's an adult and should have taken it upon himself to learn.

FTFA:

He says, "My direct observation and experience with Dwayne M. Carter's financial and personal irresponsibility over the years has taught and demonstrated to me that he has become the 'new symbol of financial illiteracy and slavery in/of the 21st century' and this is unequivocally not fiction nor is it a misunderstanding. For a little over five years, I have been involved with the consistent and perpetual business behavioral illustrations of Dwayne M. Carter's high-level of financial illiteracy, lack of liquidity, leveraged acquisition liability accumulation and below zero net-worth; as well as lack of business communication, character, and integrity - all learned behaviors - and the primary reasons for non-payment."

When a man with the name "LeMarck deAndre" calls you "the 'new symbol of financial illiteracy and slavery in/of the 21st century'"... nagger, you doin' sumthin' all wrong.

wow this is a well-thought example of whats wrong with the music ind...wait wait wait i can buy lil wayne ringtones from that site? SHIAT YEAH

WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? OK! YEAH!

/what do you mean wrong "Lil" rapper guy? There's more than one?

'groes.....

DipsomaniacDawg: Wha??? The guy who popularized "making it rain" isn't too great with money?

For you old folks, Lil' Wayne makes is a rapper. He sold 1 million CD's last week.

"Making it rain" is when a wealthy person slaps money out of his own hand and it falls like leaves to the ground.

Ah yes, having taste in music and not following the travesty that is crap 'music' means we are old.