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Weezy Wire: Lil Wayne Posts First Sports Column From Prison

For the most part, the now-incarcerated Lil Wayne is a rapper by trade. But now that he's behind bars, as we recently pointed out, he now has become a blogger using a computer terminal that probably would not allow him to stream "Lollipop."The latest item up for perusal over at...

By Reed Fischer

April 15, 2010

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For the most part, the now-incarcerated Lil Wayne is a rapper by trade. But now that he's behind bars, as we recently pointed out, he now has become a blogger using a computer terminal that probably would not allow him to stream "Lollipop."

The latest item up for perusal over at WeezyThanxYou.com, is the first Tune's Sports Corner.

We won't spoil the content, but Weezy says at one point, "I'm calling this the craziest QB trade since Brett [Favre] to the Vikings." So anyone who looked at ESPN today would probably know what's up. We'd be more shocked if Arianna Huffington picked up the mic, but no biggie.

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