Lil Wayne broke the news that he was moving on from recording the collaborative effort "I Can’t Feel My Face", hip hop fans assumed the LP was dead. Not so fast.
Juelz Santana revealed that the project still has life and the duo will eventually get back in the studio after taking care of some personal business.
As previously reported Wayne blamed the latest delays of the project on Juelz’s recent legal problems.
The Dipset rapper did agree he had some issues that got in the way of the recording process.
“He did reach out to me when he came home ‘like yo I think we need to capitalize on the album,” Juelz said. “At the time my studio had got raided by police so you know it was kind of a real tight situation for me. I was used to doing things one way and I couldn’t really do it that way. This was the studio I had for five years. I had a lot of music that was lost in the process so it was just a down time for me."
Now that the duo is back on the same page, Santana believes that after they work on their solo projects they’ll find the time to finally finish "I Can’t Feel My Face". In the meanwhile he’ll focus his energy on "The Reagan Era" and "The Reagan Era Continues" mixtapes.