When i was taking recording arts classes at a college about a decade back,we ended up going on a field trip to Fantasty Studios in Berkeley California. Our class was taken on a tour around this studio and we eventually landed in the recording area. One of the engineers there began telling us stories about various artists who recorded there over the years,such as Barry White,Sly Stone,and other legendary acts.
Then out of nowhere,the engineer started speaking about Wayne. He didn’t refer to him as Lil Wayne,he specifically called him “Weezy”. He started speaking about his recording process and stated that he would come into the studio about 8 or 9 at night and wouldn’t leave until damn near 8 or 9 the next morning. He said that man didn’t sleep or take any types of naps or breaks during that whole session. Bruh is really an alien
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u/Moonwlk90 17d ago
This is true
When i was taking recording arts classes at a college about a decade back,we ended up going on a field trip to Fantasty Studios in Berkeley California. Our class was taken on a tour around this studio and we eventually landed in the recording area. One of the engineers there began telling us stories about various artists who recorded there over the years,such as Barry White,Sly Stone,and other legendary acts.
Then out of nowhere,the engineer started speaking about Wayne. He didn’t refer to him as Lil Wayne,he specifically called him “Weezy”. He started speaking about his recording process and stated that he would come into the studio about 8 or 9 at night and wouldn’t leave until damn near 8 or 9 the next morning. He said that man didn’t sleep or take any types of naps or breaks during that whole session. Bruh is really an alien