Today’s Rating: 4

Time Right Now: 1:50AM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Untitled by Eminem

Time for a TOT:

I feel like shit cause I was sick all yesterday and today I worked and didn’t feel any better. I had like all this ginger ale and a guy from where work I gave me peppercorn to swallow (which actually helped a bit), and ’nuff water. I dunno but before I posted about how Wayne was getting some charges from Arizona and he could potentially face more jailtime.

Well, on June 30th, an Arizona court sentenced Tunechi to three years of probation which means he will not face any more time behind bars once he gets out on November 4, 2010. The thing is, people are worried this could mean that for up to 3 years Wayne will not be able to smoke weed or drink syrup or leave the country. I don’t know if that’s true but this is only an Arizona probation so I’m thinking maybe that only really applies for when he’s in Arizona… or maybe not.. I’ll let you all know whenever I know.

Here’s an article with more details about it:

Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., was spared time in an Arizona jail under a plea deal stemming from his January 2008 arrest at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint in the state.

Under the deal, the 27-year-old Grammy winner pleaded guilty to one count of possession of a dangerous drug. Three other drug and weapons charges were dismissed.

Wayne appeared in court via a video hookup from New York, where he has been jailed since March after pleading guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon.

James Tilson, Carter’s Arizona attorney, said he was pleased with the court’s action.

“We’re quite glad that we were able to wrap everything up,” Tilson told Reuters. “It’s a favorable plea agreement that will allow Mr. Carter to pursue his career.”

Carter will begin his Arizona probation following his New York sentence, Tilson said.

The rapper’s tour bus, carrying 11 others, was stopped and searched by Border Patrol authorities after they said they were alerted by a drug-sniffing dog. Agents found nearly four ounces of marijuana, an ounce of cocaine, 41 grams of Ecstasy and a .40-caliber pistol registered to Carter.

-Reuters.

Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 8

Time Right Now: 5:57AM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Time To Gimme Mine by Lil Wayne

Time for a TOT:

Drake tells us a bit about his talk he had while visiting Lil Wayne at Rikers Island, check it.

Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 8

Time Right Now: 1:17PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Popular Demand by Cassidy ft. Jag

Time for a TOT:

It’s been a week since my last TOT, been caught up with the whole ‘summer lazy days’ concept I guess.

The video below is a video of DJ Scoob Doo talking on the phone with Wayne from jail. He talks to him about the “Steady Mobbin’” video release, getting caught with ‘contraband’ (the mp3 player), and it tells us the release date of The Nino Brown Story Part 3 which is coming in June 2010.

I can’t wait, I love The Nino Brown Story videos and it’ll be nice to see some new Wayne footage.

Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 8

Time Right Now: 11:37PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Struggle by Cory Gunz

Time for a Toke and a TOT:

They booked Wayne for having an MP3 player which was cleverly hidden in his jail cell. How did they know? Someone snitched… SO STUPID…. I don’t know what this will cause, a lengthening of sentence, or a simple fine. I am hoping they just fine him… I mean come on! Here is the story:

“Jailed rapper Lil Wayne has to face the music again – without his music.

The rap mega-star was busted yesterday for “music contraband” – a charger and ear phones for a watch that doubled as a digital music player.

“He was found with a charger for an MP3 player and unauthorized earphones,” in his Rikers Island cell, a source said.

Authorities seized the music pieces at 8AM after a prison rat tipped off officers, who found the music contraband in foil and a bag stuffed in Lil Wayne’s trash.

A subsequent search found another inmate in the same wing with the accompanying music player, sources said.

Ironically, before Wayne went behind bars, the rapper told Rolling Stone that he planned to keep working while in prison: “I’ll have an iPod, and I’ll make sure they keep sending me beats.” –NYDaily“

FREE WEEZY… Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 4

Time Right Now: 1:08AM

Last Beverage: Milk

Last Song Heard: February 18th by Lil Wayne

Time for a Toke and a TOT:

Apperantly The Game and T.I. both have mixtapes that should be coming out really soon and there’s word that Lil Wayne features on some of the tracks on them!

I think you know what that means: Yup, new Weezy tracks.

I’ll be sure to post his lyrics, and make sure you check out the Tunechi Lyric generator !

Also, Wayne has been responding to the letters that fans are sending him through Lil Twist. He tells Twist to tweet using Waynes Twitter account which can also be found under the lyric generator. If you wrote him, be sure to check his Twitter cause he could respond to you!

If you haven’t wrote to Wayne yet, you can do so with this info:

Eric M. Taylor Center (EMTC)
Dwayne Carter NYSID# 02616544L
10-10 Hazen Street
East Elmhurst, NY 11370

Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 8

Time Right Now: 2:31PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: None

Time for a TOT:

Birdman visits Wayne in jail and talks about it to MTV. Here is the video and below is what he had to say if you couldn’t catch it all:

Today’s Rating: 8.9

Time Right Now: 1:51PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Get Your Mind Right by Lil Wayne ft. Katt Williams

Time for a TOT:

BIG NEWS! Lil Wayne will now be sending letters to Mack Maine who will be posting them on a brand new blog for all his fans! It’s called WeezyThanxYou.com

Here is the first letter sent to us! Read it below!

During my prison stint, I want my fans to know I love you. I want all of you to know that I appreciate all the mail I get, and this is my way of saying thank you. The F is for Family, Friends, and Fans.

Love. Live. Life. Proceed. Progress. That’s who I am and who I’ll always be. You see, we’re all living on borrowed time, so I’m not worried about this situation. Life happens quick. The more time you spend contemplating what you should have done…you lose valuable time planning what you can and will do. Trying to tear down the past prohibits you from building up your future. So for my time here, my physical will be confined to the yard. My love and my spirit, however, know no boundaries.
I’m in good spirits man, for real. My kids

race through my mind all day. They know they were created with love, so love is how their life will be defined. I just hope my love and adoration for them provides a temporary bandage on a wound I unknowingly inflicted on them.

Real soon, you can catch me blogging for ESPN again thank you espn for not letting my passion for sports perish. I work out a lot because it helps pass the time. I read the Bible everyday. Jail didn’t make me find God, He’s always been there. They can lock me up, but my spirit and my love can never be confined to prison walls.

But this isn’t all about me, you are the reason for this letter. It’s because of you Rebirth went gold when critics aborted it. It’s because of you Young Money is and will always be a movement. If the weight of the world is on your shoulders, I beg of you, place it on mine. That’s the least I could do for you, after all you have sacrificed for me. If I could, I’d write each one of you back. Because of this, my team and I have created a website where you can view my letters. Each week I’ll answer as many questions as I possibly can.

Mia Edwards (Southern California) – I wish you nothing but the best for you. Earning your Masters in Library and Information Science is beautiful. I’ll keep you in mind whenever I decide to do an autobiography on my life.

Kelly Holloman (Brooklyn) – I still remember your letter. You have a great spirit. Thank you for the words and being a real fan. I love you.

Nurris Terrero (New York) – Your letter was so thoughtful and sincere. The way you worded everything left me in awe. Please send suggestions on books I should read. I look forward to checking them out.

For real, this will be the best way we can communicate for the coming months. The same way yall miss me, I miss yall, only 100 times more. To those who hate. Hate is only a form love that hasn’t found a way to express itself logically. Keep sending the letters and I promise keep responding. Thank YOU, thank YOU, thank YOU. No matter what they do to erase me, my love for you will always be permanent. Remember that. Take care. God bless.

Give me the patience that I need
To keep my piece of mind,
And with life’s cares, I hope, Dear God,
Some happiness to find.
Give me the courage to face life`s trials
and not to from troubles run.
let me keep this thought in mind.
“Thy Will,” not “Mine,” be done.

- “Pray”

Lil Wayne is a man of wisdom. People need to look past his rapper ego, his tattoos and his jail sentence and see the inner Wayne..

If you want to write a letter to Lil Wayne in prison, here is the information:

Write to Lil Wayne
Eric M. Taylor Center (EMTC)
Dwayne Carter NYSID# 02616544L
10-10 Hazen Street
East Elmhurst, NY 11370

Just a Thought On Today.

Today’s Rating: 8.8

Time Right Now: 1:41PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: Get Your Mind Right by Lil Wayne ft. Katt Williams

Time for a TOT:

Jae Millz tells us what Wayne said to him before he went away for his sentence!

Some words of wisdom.

Just a Thought On Today

Today’s Rating: 6

Time Right Now: 2:49PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: None yet

Time for a TOT:

This is what Drake had to say on Lil Wayne going away to prison.

On his new single “Over,” Drake raps, “Making sure the Young Money ship is never sinking.” Even though the head of his label, Lil Wayne, is in jail, Drake insisted there’s no way he’ll let the camp slip from its top spot.

“I’m gonna do everything I told him I would do, what I said in the song: keep us afloat till he gets back,” Drake said on the set of his “Over” video. “You won’t even notice he’s gone. Promise.”

Last week, Wayne was sentenced to a year in jail for a 2007 gun-possession charge, but Drake knows his leader will be OK.

“Lil Wayne is a legend,” Drake said. “I could never classify Wayne as victim. He’s too strong to me. Wayne is who he wants to be. People don’t understand. It’s really not an act. Lil Wayne is a character you’ll rarely run across, probably for the existence of human beings. He is that guy. He is Lil Wayne for a reason. He’s a rock star, a visionary, a workaholic. He doesn’t function like anybody I know. He’s a rare breed.

“I don’t think fame really has anything to do with his situation,” Drizzy continued. “We take precautions. All of us do. To be in the public eye and to be envied and have people who hate you and never have met you or have people who love you and tattoo your face on their body and never have met you, it’s an odd feeling for anybody. It’s a rush [for me]. I love it. It gets weird sometimes. So it’s just personal choices we all make. I never felt that threatened. I’m not sure what’s going through his head at the time. But Wayne has a reason for everything, always. I trust in Wayne. I believe in Wayne. He’s gonna be all right.”

And it’s true. Everything Drake said is the damn truth. I just don’t like the fact that Wayne is gone. I don’t like that I can’t see new videos from Lil Twist’s Ustream, photos from shows he has done, or even pictures from a club event.

Just a Thought On Today.

Today’s Rating: 7

Time Right Now: 4:54PM

Last Beverage: Water

Last Song Heard: SB Dunks - Lil Wayne

Time for a Toke and a TOT:

Since I posted up some of the deleted scenes from The Carter Documentary, I was reminded of the time in the film where Weezy is asked what he would do if he was elected president. Here is the video clip, as well as the quote:

“I would put cocaine back in Coca-Cola, I would put that back,” Weezy said in a clip from the documentary. “[laughs] I think I’d get love for that. I’d take off all bad substances from sports, so there would be no more steroids [restrictions]. So you could use whatever steroid or hormone to grow you want, as long as you hitting homeruns, it’s fine with me. I would make prostitution legal in about five more states, gambling too. And you know I would legalize weed, first and second and I would put a law to it that there’s no more child support and there’s no more, what they call that stuff when you get married, the little pre-nup, you ain’t got to sign that because she don’t get nothing. Because marriage, that don’t mean nothing because she lay with you for a lot of years she gotta get something? I been laying with a lot of b*tches too these whole times. So, I’d change that…” (The Carter)

Just a TOT