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Matthew: The thing I really connected with on the most recent Lil Wayne album is how exasperated he seems by a lack of competition. He idolizes all these geniuses who are still around, but they've been around since he was a kid. "Dr. Carter," it's like he's desperate to have someone throw down a gauntlet.

Amanda: Well, no one gets a chance to be a hero anymore.

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