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@ PricelessI gotta disagree “Bill Gates” is my 2010 song of weezy! HahahMy opinion,This beat is a BEAST!Wayne’s verse is lyricly wise as good as always, I just don’t think it’s fitting to this beat.not a hater, my playlist excist out 99,5% of lil Wayne songs.I just think he could’ve went harder on this beat (or am I just expecting to much)and Cory Gunz don’t know what he has to do on this track?I had rather seen Tyga or Short Dawg ’cause i’m not feeling Cory at all? Mack maine overhyped him. This is some sick shit right here but in all honesty, I wish his voice would relate to his C1/C2 voices because those gave him that gangster voice. The lyrics in here were really good, some were up to par with those in C2, but really, I was hoping he wrote about his experience in jail or something.And I’m not hating, I’ve been a Lil Wayne fan for years and he’s my favorite rapper.

Hopefully there will be a few songs in C4 that can closely compare to C1/C2/Drought 3 days. If that happens, I will gladly buy multiple copies of this album.

Contents.Background '6 Foot 7 Foot' is the first single off The Carter IV. The track is the first single Lil Wayne has recorded since his release from prison on November 4, 2010, though it's the second song on which he has appeared since his prison release, after the final version of single ', on which he had 2 verses. In the original version of the single, Lil Wayne is absent due to his prison sentence.

Before the song was officially released, 's DJ Drama interviewed Lil Wayne and he talked about the single. He said 'It's a monster,' and 'Hopefully, it shows people where I'm at lyrically.' , president of and fellow labelmate, called it ' on steroids.' The track was originally intended for rapper, but the manager who also co-manages Lil Wayne, decided Lil Wayne would be a better fit, reuniting Lil Wayne and producer Bangladesh for the first time since 'A Milli' after the royalty dispute between Bangladesh and on that song.It is the second time the trio (Lil Wayne, Cory Gunz, Bangladesh) have worked together, after 2008's ' (though Cory Gunz was not on the final version of that song).

Lil Wayne performed the song on and New Year's Eve with Carson Daly. He also performed it on 106 & Party Cash Money Young Money New Years.Music video On January 20, 2011 Lil Wayne announced that there would be a music video for the single in the upcoming spring. A picture was uploaded by of Lil Wayne portraying a boxer. Birdman as well as the Young Money crew (excluding Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tyga, Gudda Gudda and Mack Maine) make cameo appearances in the video.

The video made premieres on MTV on March 3, 2011 and on on March 4, 2011. The video (directed by ) was inspired by the film, with Lil Wayne and the Young Money Crew portraying several scenarios from the film and consists of numerous scenes which visualize many of the metaphors and similes Wayne says in the song.

The explicit version of the video has received 128 million views as of June 2018 on YouTube, while the clean version of the video has received above 3 million views. Track listing Digital single No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length1.' 6 Foot 7 Foot' (featuring )Lil Wayne, Cory Gunz, Shondrae Crawford4:09Credits and personnel Recording. Recorded at CMR South Studios, by Michael Cadahia. Assisted by Edward Lidow.Personnel.

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Mixing – Fabian Marasciullo. Assistant mixing – Seth Waldman. Mixed at – Conway Studios, Los Angeles. Mastering – Dave Kutch (single version); (album version)Charts and certifications Commercial performance It debuted at number 9 in the chart (week of January 1, 2011) and number 3 on the Digital Songs chart. The song sold over 3 million digital downloads in the U.S.

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