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We are in an era where anything can become public knowledge. Aspects of everyday lives are published on social media, things that could be incriminating or just something that the whole world doesn't need to know.
It's even gotten to a point where rappers like The Game, who has had his fair share of rap beefs, say young rappers should stop showing how much money they have via social media.
Since Lil Wayne's recent pardon from former President Donald Trump, he seems to be giving out much-needed advice to the younger generation in one of the most iconic ways you can.
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In a tweet on Thursday, Lil Wayne referenced one of his own lyrics from "6 Foot 7 Foot" to shed light on this reality.
"Real G'z move in silence like...." writes Lil Wayne, which is seemingly direct and to the point. The continuation of the lyric is "Real G'z move in silence like lasagna" hence the "g" is silent.
What a clever way to tell it like it is.Although his decision to tweet this is unknown, many will always have their own speculations about things
Real G’z move in silence like....— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@Lil Wayne WEEZY F) 1614200447.0
I believe the song, which is now a decade old, is still relevant through that particular bar.
We should always be mindful of the things we put out on the internet. For example, if people show thousands of dollars on their social media feeds, it could cause others to wish for their downfall.
They can also accidentally incriminate themselves by tagging their location in one place when they are supposed to be somewhere else. There's a myriad of things that can pose challenges on social media.
Besides, we all know the cliché yet sensible phrase, "once it's on the internet, it'll always be on the internet."
With that in mind, we must always remember to think wisely.
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