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Capacity crowd for Lil Wayne
Young money representative Lil Wayne kicked off his I Am Still Music Tour in front of a capacity crowd at the Bellville Velodrome in Cape Town. Fans of the entertainer had no problem queueing outside of the venue for hours in the pouring rain in order to get a close up glimpse of Weezy, many of which were fooled by impersonators and lookalikes of the fastest growing commercial rapper alive.
Once on stage Lil Wayne, also known as Tunechi, expressed his excitement of being in South Africa for the first time as the artist seemed to have made a personal connection with the audience. As the night went on he performed many of his hits from the "Carter 3", "Carter 4" and a few numbers from his mix tapes, which included songs like Go DJ and Swagg Stuff, which were released in-between albums.
As the evening, as well as the Lil Wayne experience, drew to a close the crowed pleaded with the artist to perform one more track before the concert ended, which resulted in Weezy performing one of his biggest and most popular hits off the "Carter 4" album 6 foot, 7 foot. Lil Wayne eventually bid farewell to his fans as he slipped into the shadows of backstage leaving the crowd with the post-concert euphoria and their memories.
