In April 2015, Lil Wayne put his lavish Miami Beach mansion on the market for $18 million (a $6 million profit). The property boasts “nine bedrooms, ten bathrooms, 15,101 square feet of living space, and 120 feet of water frontage.”

Ironically, while he probably was having meetings with his lawyer concerning his custody battle with Amber Rose over their son, Sebastian, this song actually managed to end the battle.

Amber Rose is said to have reached out after hearing “See You Again”, looking to work with Wiz Khalifa on a better custody agreement.

Standing at the top of anything, whether it be the rap game or the world, would give someone a lot of insight into what’s going on at lower levels.

Wiz Khalifa may feel he is at the top with the stars much like how an observatory works–a location high enough or situated in a spot where events in the sky or on the ground can be clearly observed.

Lil Wayne has frequently talked about his abuse of pills throughout his music.

His pill abuse went so far as to actually play a role in the seizures he suffered in 2013. Codeine is an active ingredient in many drugs, including pain killers and because it’s an opioid, can adversely affect the nervous system enough to cause seizures.

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The British Empire created colonies for various reasons such as access to profitable trade goods and settlements for religious minorities to escape persecution. Part of the tension between the American colonies and the British Crown sprang from the attempts to squeeze extra profits from colonies to pay off debts the Empire accrued during its wars.

One of the more famous examples of this was the taxation and tariffs of goods like tea–which ended up sparking the creation of Boston Tea Party, instrumental in drumming up support for the independence of the colonies.

It would make sense for the Declaration to point out what was a source of tension but there is also the fact that trade is necessary for a nation to develop relations with other countries, obtain goods, and generate economic activity.

The idea behind the Declaration was that authority could only be derived from the consent of the governed. It is from this principle that there was offense taken with the fact that the King and the British Parliament imposed laws on the American colonies that the colonists did not agree to. In addition, these laws–listed both above and below–conflicted with “our constitution” or the established set of laws which Americans themselves had consented to.

While the Colonies had, at one point, seen King George–the then monarch of the British Empire–as their ruler, they did not accept the authority of the “pretended Legislation” or the British Parliament and would only pay mind to laws or rules established by the American people themselves or by George with the consent of American colonists in mind.