Earlier this week, Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot," the presumed first single to Tha Carter IV, set the Internet on fire. The song has made quite a splash because it has Weezy firing on all cylinders and dubbing himself Young Tunafish while rhyming about everything from grammar ("I got through that sentence like a subject and a predicate"), to the G-code ("Real G's move in silence like lasagna"), and just about everything in-between. The song is even being branded as ""A Milli" on steroids." Earlier this year, when we did an epic list about The 100 Greatest Lil Wayne Songs, we listed "A Milli" at number one. We stand by our decision (commenters be dammed), but we're still pretty impressed with Weezy's latest outing. We called up the song's producer Bangladesh (who also produced "A Milli") to tell us about making the beat, how it was originally intended for T.I., and why he'll finally get paid for his work on "A Milli."
As Told to Insanul Ahmed (@Incilin)
Bangladesh on the making of "6 Foot 7 Foot"...
On getting paid for his work on "A Milli"...
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