Post-Jail, Lil Wayne Still “Mc-Lovin” Freedom + Community Dopeness –> Plus Lil Wayne Gives Back
“I can’t describe what it felt like being back in my element.”

The appreciation of freedom from behind bars, has not left Lil Wayne yet. He did another blog post discussing his appreciation of doing what he loves and his SNL performance with Eminem.
Read what he hasta say PLUS see what I call “community dopeness.” Lil Wayne gives back and they’ve captured a testimonial of the woman’s experience.
“Hello World & Fellow Martians! I hope you enjoyed my Saturday Night Live performance. I can’t describe what it felt like being back in my element. I wanted to share some behind the scenes photos from my Rolling Stone photo shoot. The shoot was in Miami two weeks ago and just being able to do this type of stuff again is therapeutic. Be sure to pick up the issue when it hits stands. Thank you to the people at Rolling Stone for the opportunity. PS. Thank you for making 6 foot 7 foot #1 on itunes, you will continue to be #1 in my heart.”
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBrwsIuUjtw&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
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