
Here’s one from Lil Wayne, AKA Weezy F. Baby, Birdman Jr., Mr. Carter, Stunna Jr., during his performance at the Chaifetz Arena.
Overall the lighting was pretty nice for this set, even though it was “just” two spotlights coming from either end of the arena. The performance was “in the round,” with a cruciform stage in the middle of the venue’s floor.
Lil Wayne performed with support from the St. Lunatics, including Nelly and Murphy Lee, as well as a surprise guest appearance by none other than his Daddy, the #1 Stunna, Bryan “Baby” Williams, co-founder of Cash Money Records.
Stay tuned for all of these sets!
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This shot is stunning, Todd. Congratulations.
Hey DPC, thanks! I appreciate the comment
I think one of my favorite moments was, “They told me I shoul’ jus sit here fir ya and let you take mah pikcha”
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Yeah, that was nice. I appreciate the DJ suggesting that, he was looking out on that one.
This is the biznass! DOPE DOPE DOPE!
Hey Keith, ha! Thanks.
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Todd is this your pic?
Hey, that is my shot, actually! Thanks for the heads up.