Jeffrey Luppino-Esposito EDITOR

“This mixtape isn't for the money or the fame, it's for the people. It's for the game."

- Lil' Wayne's Producer DJ Drama commenting on Weezy's motives for his latest mixtape.

A pretty good time to use this quote:
When you are Barack Obama responding to criticism for being 'out of touch' with your roots, and thus you create an uncanny mixtape in which half the songs are by Snoop Dogg and Chamillionaire, and the other half are by Simon and Garfunkel.

A terrible time to use this quote:
When you are the local physician and part-time coach of the hospital's intramural softball team, and you have decided to make a really snazzy mixtape to get the boys pumped up for the win, however, after a devastating defeat, it becomes evident that you weren't just doing it for the game as you begin recording platinum albums and calling yourself Dr. Dre. No one called you 'Dre' damnit, it was always Dr. Young, you insisted on Dr. Young!

The winning time to use this quote:
When you and your friends have created the ultimate power-hour mixtape that seamlessly transitions from clips of Arnold and Gerald dressing up as fruits, Doug singing "Patty You're The Mayonnaise For Me", Clarissa explaining it all, and every victory by the Blue Barracudas on Legends of the Hidden Temple. Hell, what are you kidding, of course you did it for the fame; you're hotter than a chunk of Aggro Crag before Mike O'Malley started balding and awkwardly wore a baseball cap throughout the entire series of "King of Queens". Screw you guys, I'm gonna go watch TV.

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Some new tunes to drift off to sleep with:
Lil Wayne - Get Silly Ft. Gudda Gudda.mp3
The Killers - A Crippling Blow.mp3
Ryan Adams - Times Like These (Foo Fighters cover).mp3
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