Lil Wayne’s New Letter To Fans

nly 113 days remain until Lil Wayne‘s released from Rikers Island. But until then, he gives an update on his status and touches on his new material.

Hello world… I’m good. Counting the days and still smiling. Most of those smiles come from hearing my kids’ voices over the phone. The others come from reading fan mail. Let me just say that I have the best fans in the world! The devotion, dedication, support, love, and most of all, prayers are simply the best. I never imagined that I could have such an impact on people’s lives. Because of this, I vow to be a bit more careful of what I say.

So I’ve been writing and let me be the first to tell you that the lyrics that I’m writing are… well there’s no word that I can think of that properly defines them. Amazing would be too typical and perfect would be unfair. I listen to the radio sometimes, emphasis on sometimes, and I hear the new music. I like some. I applaud my Young Money family for what they’re doing. As I’m not surprised. This is what we’re supposed to do. Congrats to Drake and Nicki for all their recent success. Those 2 are going to have me retiring early. I love my team. Much love to Tez and Mack. I know that people are inquisitive of what I do all day, so here goes. I wake up around 11AM. Have some coffee. Call my kids, and my wonderful mother. I then shower up. Read fan mail. Have lunch. Back on the phone. Read a book or write some thoughts down. Have dinner. Phone. Pushups. Then I listen to ESPN on the radio. Read the bible, then sleep. That’s my day.

I’ll end this letter, but never my love. I’m gone. Oh, and how ‘bout dem Lakers!?!

P.S. I thank my fans for appreciating me the way you do.

Tunechi.

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Travis Porter say the key to their success is following their own self-imposed mandates: Stay in the streets. Stay in the public's face. Build relationships. And don't be afraid to be a group.

Those are just a few of the ATL collective's rules. Like so many of our"Hottest Breakthrough MCs of 2010" candidates — including Jay Electronica, Freddie Gibbs and Wiz Khalifa — Travis are gaining momentum independently.

"Nothing like great competition," said Quez, the tallest member of the trio, about standing out from the crowded field of hip-hop newcomers. "We're not saying we're better than anyone; we're just saying competition."

TP3 have been pushing their mixtape Proud to Be a Problem and buzz singles such as "Feetball," "Mighty Mighty" and "Get Naked" to their loyal followers, nicknamed the Differenter Gang. The fans have helped the group thrive on the Internet and supported their live shows. Porter have also quickly earned the rep for being one of the livest live acts in rap. Now they are fielding offers from majors.

"It's very marketable," Quez said of their moniker.

"We was sitting in the basement. In the studio," Ali said about how they came up with their name. "We was throwing names out there like 'Heat the Flame.' We threw out 'Travis Porter.' Thought about it. It's very marketable."

"Travis Porter is a conversation piece," Strap, the third member, said. "They hear it on the radio and think it's one person. But it's all three of us."

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