“Jail wasn’t as difficult as people think…Once you get over waking up every damn day in that mother f**ker its all good.” Music entertainer Lil Wayne, out of jail and on the loose, speaking about his sentence and indirectly telling his young fans that jail isn’t as hard as people make it seem. With comments such as these, is Lil Wayne influencing his younger audience into thinking that jail is not such a bad place to be?
While in prison, Wayne spent his final month in solitary confinement after he was caught with an Ipod charger in his cell and a MP3 player on his watch. Viewers question “If Lil Wayne actually tried to do something called rehabilitation while he was inside,” then why was he living the life of an outsider?
Rapper Wayne also claimed that while he was in prison, he also read the bible for the first time. Critics claim that the rapper’s response to what he read in the bible is “highly ignorant” and that “it is offensive to people who believe in God.” As a society we are left to wonder if Wayne even cares…
By: LaRhon Morris and Morgan Parker
Entertainment
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