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The-Dream on Toya Wright's "Hot Mess" Lil Wayne Comment

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February 27, 2015

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VladTV comes to you with another exclusive interview with TheDream, courtesy of DJ Heat. Here, the "I Luv Your Girl" crooner discloses his thoughts on his close connection with Lil Wayne, as both the Radio Killa Records founder and Tunechi have children with R&B singers Christina Milian and Nivea.

Toya Wright, Lil Wayne's ex-wife, characterized the situation of Wayne dating The-Dream's ex-wife Christina Milian as being a "hot mess" during an interview with VladTV last year. When asked about this comment, The-Dream's response was, "I want the people I know, regardless, to end up with someone they love. You can't have the chance at that if you don't take a chance."

Later, Dream spoke on the public's perceptions of Lil Wayne taking his girls. The "Shut It Down" singer's statement spoke volumes when he said, "to take my girl they would have to be with me when they're taken. I don't think that."

The-Dream also speaks about his kids listening to the clean version of his music, and jokes about them seeing him as a "dirty old nasty man" who will be making the same records when he's 62.

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