Lil Wayne may not be going to the Super Bowl this year, but he’s dropping new music.
Earlier this week, the Grammy-winning rapper took him to his Instagram story to reveal he wouldn’t be participating in the big game, revealing that he had a “seater to fill up.”
It turns out that Weezy has partnered with Cetaphil for the Skincare brand “Lil Sensitive” Super Bowl campaign. The ad enjoys Wayne’s response to what is being overlooked as a Super Bowl LIX halftime method.
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In September, he went to social media to say he was “harmed” after the NFL announced that LA’s native Kendrick Lamar would be the headliner for the halftime show. Wayne is from New Orleans.
That’s all now, and the rapper is turning lemon into lemonade for partnership. This ad shows the rapper breaking socially sensitive moments with a variety of cetaphil products.
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“We all get sensitive at times… right, @liltunechi? After announcing that he is not in New Orleans, there’s #seattofill in this weekend’s game in his hometown. Read post. “Sensitive Can’t you change the situation? At least you can calm your sensitive skin.”
At the end of the ad, the “A Milli” rapper will receive two Super Bowl tickets while in the studio. He refuses to state that what he is recording is “time sensitive.”
The door closes and the tape reading “Carter VI” reveals signs that “Don’t interfere with 06-06-25.”
Wayne’s Label Republic Records and Young Money confirmed that the new album is on the verge of the near future. This project comes seven years after he last released the album as part of his “Tha Carter” installment. His 2008 smash hit “Tha Carter III” won him a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. The album’s single “Lollipop” won the best rap song and song “A Milli” in Best rap solo performance.
