Reginae Carter, the daughter of rap icon Lil Wayne, is not having it with the critics who slammed her father’s performance during the star-studded ‘SNL 50’ special.
The backlash followed Lil Wayne’s performance of his classic hits alongside The Roots at Radio Music City Hall, with some fans drawing unfavorable comparisons to Kendrick Lamar’s iconic Super Bowl halftime show.
Reginae, who has always been vocal in defense of her father, didn’t hold back. After reading negative comments flooding her social media, she took to The Shade Room to set the record straight.
According to Reginae, her father’s performance at ‘SNL 50’ was nothing short of extraordinary and came with a hefty paycheck — something Super Bowl performers don’t receive.
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Some fans had argued that Lil Wayne’s performance could be seen as a direct response to the fact that he was snubbed by the Super Bowl halftime show, a position many thought he deserved.
Reginae quickly shut down those claims, reminding everyone that ‘SNL 50’ is a far more lucrative gig, with performers like Lil Wayne pocketing a substantial sum for their appearances.
Reginae made it clear that her father’s impact and legacy go far beyond any event or performance, especially when it comes to his contribution to music culture.
She emphasized that Wayne is still at the top of his game, and fans can expect even more greatness from him in the near future.
