Lil Wayne Stomps American Flag

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Lil Wayne trampled the American flag over the weekend during a music video shoot, and there is footage to prove it.

Lil Wayne stomped on an American flag over the weeken while filming a music video for "God Bless Amerika" in his hometown of New Orleans, 
and it all started off harmlessly enough, with Weezy rapping in front of the flag.


Old Glory is then released to the ground - already a big no-no, as we learned on Flag Day - at which point Wayne continues to rap, while stomping on it.












Check out the footage from Wayne's video shoot below:


The lyrics, believe it or not, are just as controversial, which isn't shocking from a man who infamously rapped about beating up a p---y like Emmett Till.

"My country 'tis of thee / Sweet land of kill 'em all and let 'em die / God bless Amerika / This ole' godless Amerika," raps the lightning rod that is Tunechi.

It's his constitutional right to do this, of course ... but that doesn't mean people will line up to defend him. 

 We're anticipating quite the opposite in fact.

What's your take on the situation?



Lil Wayne is a dude who started off relatively unknown outside the hip-hop world, but his profile has grown as he's gotten arrested a few hundred times. Not actually that many, but enough that our point remains the same.
Wayne (real name Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.) shot to quasi-fame with his 2004 album Tha Carter and its two subsequent albums Tha Carter II (2005) and Tha Carter III (2008). He proclaimed himself to be the best rapper alive in the latter. We're not sure if that says more about him or rap in general.

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Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.

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