Lil Wayne: 'I'm Not Bothered By Low Sales Of Drake's 'Take Care' Album'

Drizzy has received mixed reviews for his second studio album, with critics slamming him for being too emotional on the LP. Now, the rapper's Young Money boss Weezy has stepped in to publicly defend Drizzy's poor album sales, saying they are not important.


"As far as expectations, we don't have those around here," Weezy told MTV News. "Expectations are a weakness in the music business because if you expect anything, 10 times out of 10 its not gonna happen, so we don't have expectations around here."


"What we do expect is... to work very hard and we expect people to respect our hard work and our effort. Now as far as going to buy the album, as far as going to get 750,000 copies, that's never a problem with us; that's never important to us."


Drizzy will be waiting to see if Take Care can top the US Billboard charts on Wednesday.


Can he do it? Should he and Wayne be worried by the low album sales predictions?