Lil Wayne Issues Apology To Caleb Williams After Dissing Chicago Bears QB For Painting His Nails
Lil Wayne Issues Apology To Caleb Williams After Dissing Chicago Bears QB For Painting His
Nails
#LilWayne isn’t afraid to apologize when it’s due.
The rapper took to X this morning (Jan. 14) to send a positive message to #ChicagoBears QB Caleb Williams, writing, “Ay Caleb don’t mind me bruh I’m just a cheesehead 4life & u just a killa & ya kilt us bad each time & 4 dat u get da praise gesture from me!” He added, “I luh da game & it’d b impossible 2make dat statement without acknowledging & admiring yo game king! U a beast but ya still a bear.”
Wayne’s kind words followed a dramatically different post after the Green Bay Packers’ playoff loss to the Bears. A longtime #Packers fan, Wayne had vented his frustration, saying, “We just loss a playoff game to a n*gg* w purple nails we fkn suk bear azz! Bare *ss!!! We don’t deserve to be in the playoffs. Straight like that.” That initial post drew backlash, with many accusing Wayne of being a sore loser. Looks like Caleb, however, is just ready to move on. The NFLer responded to Wayne’s apology with, “Weez it’s all love. #BearDown tho.”

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