American musician Terius Gray, also known as Juvenile, has named his colleague Lil Wayne “the greatest rapper of all time.”
Juvenile, 49, told ‘The Breakfast Club show’ that he witnessed Wayne’s rise firsthand while working at Birdman’s Cash Money Records.
“I think [Lil] Wayne is the greatest rapper of all time. I’ve been with him. That’s my dude. I saw the whole process of him. I saw his downtime. I chided him.
“Just seeing the whole development of Wayne and where he at right now, I just feel like he is the greatest rapper of all time.”
Lil Wayne created Young Money Records after leaving Cash Money Records. The label brought in some of hip-hop greats like Drake and Nicki Minaj the spotlight.
Wayne is one of the world’s best-selling music artists, having sold over 120 million records worldwide.
In other news, Pastor Jerry Eze from Streams of Joy International is in the news again because of videos from his “New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration” (NSPPD) event at Twickenham Stadium in the UK.
Gistlover previously reported that the pastor was moved to tears when a young girl, who had been in a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, was healed and walked for the first time.
More videos featuring attendees of the prayer conference have surfaced online.
A man who revealed he is in the British army was seen with his identity card as he testified to being healed from back pain.
“I have been suffering from back pains for a long time, I have seen specialists, I can’t feel it anymore,” he said in the clip
In another video, a woman who has been using crutches for five years was seen walking on her own at Pastor Jerry’s prayer conference.
