Lil Wayne: 6 Foot 7 Foot Meaning
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Six-foot, seven-foot, eight-foot bunch
[Lil Wayne - Verse 1]
Excuse my charisma, vodka with a spritzer
swagger down pat, call my shit Patricia
Young Money militia, and I am the commissioner
you don't...
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anonymous Feb 14th, 2011 2:19pm report
Real G's move in silence like lasagna is saying the G is silent in the word lasagna lol. Wayne go too hard
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anonymous Jun 18th, 2011 6:34am report
“two bitches at the same time, synchronized swimmers
got the girl twisted ‘cause she open when you twist her
never met the bitch, but I f-ck her like I missed her
life is the bitch, and death is her sister “
I did not read the lyrics as offensive toward women.
“bitches” is US rap for women
First sentence is rapper boasting that he has two girl friends.
Second sentence is a pun of twisted meaning 1)To pull, break, or snap by turning and 2)To alter or distort the mental, moral, or emotional character of
Second sentence means that he is able to chat-up women by being immoral.
The third sentence is self explanatory. The rapper is being derogatory about himself by explaining how shallow he is and by extention men are. He feigned love to get his way with women.
The forth sentence creates the juxtaposition by contrasting men to be shallow and boastful but women are the universe. I paraphrase:
Women are life.
Death is her sister.
Sleep is her cousin
The rap then continues with the rapper trying to separate himself from worldly issues by stating that he knows Father time and Mother Nature but he is no relation.
This rap to me is about escapism.
One other thing,
The title of the rap is a political statement.
“Six-foot, seven-foot, eight-foot bunch”
This is a quote taken form a Harry Belefonte song and refers to an Accountant (Tally man in Jamaican) counting bananas that a Jamaican small holder produced to calculate how much he would pay.
Background is that when slavery ended in the West Indies it was replaced by a capitalistic type of slavery that meant that peope were forced to work on very small strips of poor mountain land to produce cash crops for export.
They had no control over the price of what they produced.
Emancipation just replaced the slave overseer/owner with the Tally man.
The rapper is using this as a metaphor.
He is not talking about counting bananas in the song he is talks about money.
As he counts his money, he escapes into a world where he is truly free.
Anyway that is my take on it.
from http://www.deathtoglamour.com/cat/3-blogs/articles/631-six-foot-seven-foot-eight-foot-bunch -
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anonymous May 23rd, 2014 5:23pm report
The song was designed to conjure spirits. To think of oneself as the ultimate authority.
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anonymous Apr 4th, 2012 4:54pm report
Smh when it all comes out y'all goin be mad as fuck y'all r just to simple minded to realize it there's no such thing as thinking too much yall r just not thinking enough rather he's a beast r not they don't give a shit about y'all just goes to show how brainwashed y'all r but hey don't take my word for it because they r doing too much of a good job making you think there's nothing sinister so whoever doesn't believe it mine as well kill themselves now.
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anonymous Mar 28th, 2012 3:05am report
so even though this song was sampled from the song day - o it is not about slave labour, it is about how little wayne counts his $. Also 6x7 could have been the amount of space in his jail cell. In the background of the song they are saying stack banana, another sample from day - o
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anonymous Jan 30th, 2012 1:24pm report
Wayne says young money militia and I am the commissioner
Later he says
Talking to myself causes I am my own consultant
He means he is young money is a dominant force and he is there spokesperson the second part means he doesnt let others influence him -
anonymous Oct 27th, 2011 10:01pm report
actually that aint a metaphor nor simile it "IDIOTS!!!!!!" its a silent g
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anonymous Oct 26th, 2011 10:45am report
Basic interpretation: "I am a gangster, therefore, to be in an altercation with me is very undesirable. I am in possession of a large number of illegal firearms, narcotics and women, who are at my sexual disposal. I am not afraid to kill you, even for an act as simple as mentioning my rap, or government name in a disrespectful manner. I am the most skilled lyricist of any rapper ever, and I have more money than anyone you know. I enjoy the act of ingesting cannabis through the method of combustion and inhalation, and I often drink an opiate-based cough syrup mixed with Sprite and Jolly Ranchers hard candies. I am the best" - the basic theme of EVERY Lil' Wayne song.
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anonymous Oct 5th, 2011 10:48pm report
It means that he likes calling stuff names and he wheezes alot and also likes to talk fast also likes swimming.
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