‘After I did Bob Dylan’s part, it kind of hit me that I guess this is way more important than I could ever imagine,’ Weezy tells MTV News. By Gil Kaufman Lil Wayne Photo: MTV News LOS ANGELES — “I’ve never been involved in anything like this,” Lil Wayne said after he recorded his solo for the remake of “We Are the World” on Monday night at the Henson Recording Studios as part of an all-star benefit for Haitian relief. “My attitude coming out is I feel blessed and I feel like I’ve done something today, and that’s always a good day.” With a large roster of rappers in the house for the session — including Snoop Dogg, Kanye West, LL Cool J, Swizz Beatz, T-Pain, Wyclef Jean, Will.I.Am, Busta Rhymes, Kid Cudi, Drake, Nipsey Hussle, Bizzy Bone, Mann and others — Wayne said he was glad hip-hop could play such a large part in the sessions, which took place 25 years almost to the day since the first recording
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Lil Wayne Feels ‘Blessed’ To Be Part Of ‘We Are The World’ Remake
