Thirdly, our people who have identity problems are much more receptive to negative influences and quick to emulate such influences by adopting them as role models.
i love our law enforcement men and women and i know them all personally. i know dozens of people who would do what uncle bob did for lil wayne and i think it s great, i think it was really brave to stand up and say the things he did at the risk of his popularity and people turning on him and i just think i love the story. i m sorry you don t want to do an earnest story but i love this. i know that law enforcement men and women love to see it and they need that support. greg: that s one story versus the thousands that the media does this anti-police and rationalizes the relationship. you are an aficionado of rap music, guy, you told me in the green room you were discussed with by this, he felt that hurt the brand. i have done nothing but boo myself horse at every little lil wayne concert. it s just outrageous. did you say your rap name is lil greg? is it is the lil necessary? it seems superfluous. if him
the way i view police, period. normally when you hear a story about rappers and cops, it is negative as chuck schumer s iq. but in stories like this it gives me hope. a police officer helped him. in return, at risk to his popular to coming he showed you can t judge people by their ethnicity or career. the story is a reminder that white and black cops save black and white people every day, that s what good cops do, whether you defund them or not. [scattered applause] tyrus, i don t even like doing serious stories or earnest stories, but this one i like this one, because it goes counter conventional narrative. and we need to do more stories like this and if you listen to i would challenge anyone to listen to his the entire interview, lil wayne talks about it because he also talks about there was all the people around and basically walking over him while he was bleeding out, not doing anything for him and this white cop came
confused with rapper lil greg. they each meal. he posted a tribute to a former cop who saved his life when he was a child. he called him uncle bob. he died last week ends before wayne honored him on instagram writing everything happens for a reason, i was dying when i met you at this very spot, you refused to let me die. everything that doesn t happen doesn t happen for a reason. that reason being you and faith. r.i.p. uncle bob. when he was 12, wayne had stolen his mother s gun and shot himself after dialing 911. responding officers reportedly were focused on the gun and drugs, but he was off-duty at the time, rushed over to keep him alive. and the two stayed in contact ever since with lil wayne offering to help them with whatever he needed, and even rapping about him. one protest against cops broke out in 2020, lil wayne said my life was saved by a white cop, therefore you have to understand