Lil Wayne Endorses Jay Z As The Only Rapper To Run For President

Lil Wayne Says Jay Z Is The Only Rapper Who Should Run For President

Lil Wayne has been open about his love and support for fellow rapper Jay Z. Tunechi has doubled down his claims by endorsing Jay Z advised the only rapper who should run for president.

Some months back, Lil Wayne revealed that Jigga is his greatest rapper of all time in an instagram post.

Although, the comments section was filled with fans reminding Weezy that he’s the best. Fair notices incorporate Tupac, Ice Cube, Nas, The Notorious B.I.G, and others in the remarks.

 

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1 yr later…@originalbumbu🐐 Who’s the GOAT to you? I got Jay! Drop names in my komments⚰️

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Lil Wayne has been in a deal with Bumbu Rum for a while now and as a result, we’ve gotten two episodes of “Bumbu room” from the rapper where he sits in company of the rum to talk about topics his fans want to know

In the latest episode, Weezy starts off the talk with describing his perfect day which starts off with waking up with multiple women before going back into the bed with them after handling a few things.

He then goes on to pick one rapper who would be ideal for the role of President of the United States. Wayne says it’s “plain and simple” that Jay-Z is the only rapper who should run for the top job.

“If there was a rapper that should ever run for president, I believe that rapper should easily be Jay-Z,” declared Lil Wayne. “I don’t even think there’s a ‘why’ that should come after that. Plain and simple. I would love to see [Beyoncé] as the First Lady… another Carter in the White House.”

 

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#lilwayne says if there was a rapper to run for president, it should be #JayZ

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And for a quick reminder, Jay-Z has never publicly expressed interest in possibly following in the footsteps of U.S. Presidents such as Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush.

However, the Roc Nation founder did endorse Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012 as well as Hillary Clinton in 2016.