Lil Wayne apologizes to LeBron James but unapologetic about the Miami Heat and Chris Bosh

So after all the drama of Weezy hitting the stage at Liv’s Stereo Live on Sunday night and giving an F-Bomb tirade to the Miami Heat & The NBA, he’s clearing some things up.  And reiterating some ish too.

He told host Felisha Monet that he meant what he said about the Heat and the NBA….but Miami is his second home so he loves the city.  He also said he meant F everyone….except LeBron.  Of course.

“Let me start off by saying, I don’t apologize for that night, I don’t apologize for being who I am. That’s who I am, this is who I am, and yes I did say those things. Only thing I do want to take back from saying that night is I said ‘F**k LeBron,’ I didn’t mean to say that because me and LeBron we are cool and I’m really cool with his mom and we have a real good relationship, and that’s my homie but it just slipped out. I didn’t mean to say that. Other than that though I don’t take nothing back.”

And he also explained what went down with him and Dwyane Wade at that Heat game he was “kicked out of.”

‘I was at the game, rooting for the Lakers, saying ‘Chris Bosh you can’t hit a shot, D-Wade stop crying, I’m saying whatever I wanna say, I’m a fan of who I’m a fan of,” he explained. “Then Dwyane Wade comes over and he looks at me. I said ‘y’all don’t F— with me, so I don’t F— with ya’ll. Yall don’t F— with me’. [Wade] looked me dead in my eye and his exact words were, “We don’t.” He didn’t say “I don’t,’ he said ‘We don’t.’ So I said ‘okay, well F— you’ then. He said ‘well F— you.’ “From that point on I’m turnt up,” Weezy added. “From that point on it’s F— everything about the Heat.”

Weezy also dropped a few nuggets of info that we’re not sure come from reality or from delusion. Either way…Weezy’s feeling slighted these days. He says he was “tipped off” (by whom…we don’t know) that security was coming to take him out that Heat game, so he decided to leave himself. Hence, the NBA saying they never removed him. Weezy also says he was “supposed to” perform during Alicia Keys’ NBA All Star halftime show, but Commissioner Stern stepped in.

Oh, as for the Adrienne Bosh comment about him smashing, he said, “That’s not important.”

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