Monday, July 11th, 2011 at 2:39 pm  |  63 responses

Lil Wayne Talks About Partying With The Mavs

The day after the Mavs won the 2011 NBA Championship, the world read about Mark Cuban and his players partying at Club Liv with Lil Wayne and friends. In an excerpt from XXL‘s newest cover story, Weezy talks about the experience: “Here at Miami’s Hit Factory recording studio, where the Young Money rapper is chilling with his crew, everybody cracks up as a camera-phone photo is passed around the room. The picture is of Lil Wayne, who bursts out laughing himself. Taken last night, Sunday, June 12, the picture shows the international rap superstar and Young Money Entertainment owner standing with one hand on his hip and the other around the NBA’s Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy—which had just been won by Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks, with whom he happened to be partying in celebration at Club Liv in Miami Beach. ‘We had fun,’ says Wayne of his night with Dirk and Jason Kidd and Jason Terry and team owner Mark Cuban, who brought the trophy to the club. ‘Y’all know I’m a Laker fan. They knocked my Lakers out pretty terribly. So, you know, I’m coming from the old school. I’m old-fashioned. Can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Before the postseason, people ask you, ‘Who you pick?’ I picked the Lakers. When your team loses, they say, ‘Who you pick?’ You pick the team that beat your team. That’s who I’d picked. I had picked Dallas in six. They did that. And like I said, they were in the club last night. We chilled. We had fun with Dirk. We did. We kicked it with Mark. The trophy came around a few times to our section. We took a few pictures with it, you know, all in fun. Everybody just had fun, enjoyed themselves.’”

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  • Dyce

    I agree that he’s better, but not light years ahead of him….And Varejao is Brazillian I don’t know about that his moms and sister probably are bad! Just saying Lebron didn’t have as bad of a team as people say he did.

  • Rog23

    Noah also has the height advantage, and that dirty/trash talkin style that puts the cherry on top of a defensive minded player. Varejao is a nice 7th man. Noah is a legit starting center on a championship caliber team! I love varejaos game but he ain’t 7 foot and he ain’t gonna intimidate anyone like joakim does(whether nba players will ADMIT that noah is a threat to them is a different story)

  • Rog23

    Lebrons teams were never gonna make it the the 2nd round without him. Without him they weren’t even guaranteed a playoff spot in the east! If you couldn’t make the playoff in the east the past couple years, you sucked!

    Btw I’m reffering to the cavs without lebron, not the 2011 version of the cavs

  • http://Slamonline.com nbk

    Joakim Noah is clearly a better basketball player then Anderson Verajao

  • http://www.triplajunearthed.com/dacre Dacre

    @ nbk – I like reading your comments on every subject; something jumped out at me – you made a comment at the 6:14 mark: to quote it
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    [And 1 title in Cleveland IF (which i highly doubt) it happened would not have been enough for LeBron’s individual legacy.]
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    I’m just curious, do you feel that a single title has done enough for Jason Kidd and Dirk’s individual legacies… if so, why wouldn’t it be enough for LeBron. My personal position is that ONE SINGLE championship would be enough for any player to strive for, to position them as a ‘great’ of the game – and I clarify that by meaning that the player should have LEAD his team to the championship – the biggest up hill battle for LeBron now, that he is with two other perennial allstars is that its EXPECTED for them to win in BUCKETLOADS…. so in that case one ring wouldnt cut it.

  • http://www.bulls.com Enigmatic

    OK, I’ll give you the mom/sister thing, cause Brazilian women are mostly dimes.
    Nah, I didn’t mean to imply Noah was “light years” ahead of him, more like a notch or two above. If healthy, Noah’s a legit all-star. Can’t make the same claim for Varejao.

  • http://Slamonline.com nbk

    Dacre – well I meant that from my perspective, the expectation for LeBron from the beginning is as a player in the goat conversation. IMO you can’t be in that category unless you are Wilt or have won multiple titles. Dirk and Kidd are IMO overachieving by winning a title at this point in this career. Basically it’s about the expectations.

  • http://slamonline.com LakeShow

    lol. Yes, once again it was my choice for the Sonics to leave me. And for myself to just so happen to find work in my next favorite teams city. lol. whatever dood.

  • http://slamonline.com Ugh

    Rakim is the best rapper alive and you’re all smoking rope.

  • http://www.facebook.com/joe.l.brewer3 BlackPhantom

    Call me crazy, but if I was Lebron, I think I would’ve tried to grind it out in Cleveland, but that’s just me. I’m not a dude egotistical enough to leave in the fashion he did, but I would’ve had enough of an ego to tell Dan Gilbert and the rest of the management of the Cavs to their face, “You’re doing an incredibly sh*tty job. Wanna know why this organization doesn’t have a ring? I don’t really think you’ve been doing your job as best as you can. I’m here to win, and I need you to help me do that.”

  • http://www.kb24.com The Seed

    Lil Wayne is not a true Laker fan, I would never party with the one year wonder Dirk and Dallas overachievers. BOOK IT!!

  • http://twitter.com/BeezKneezy LA Huey

    BlackPhantom, you crazy.
    nbk, you forgot to mention that Mo got his nod after multiple players weren’t able to honor their All-Star nod due to injury.

  • HAMMER

    I never fully understood the logic of rooting 4 the team that took out ur team. Its non-sensical and a bit hipocritical n my opinion. Its like sayin, “I know u guys took out my team, but its aiight. I’ll roll w/ya’ll from here on out. We cool”. I mean, what the f√¢k is that sh!t. Its a stupid concept

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