Lil Wayne Says Racism Is Over Because White People Come to His Concerts

Twitter lost its mind when Lil Wayne appeared to announce his retirement.

Now, Wayne is coming forward to say that the rumors of his retirement aren't true. On today's episode of Undisputed, Wayne clarified that the tweets he sent, which set off a storm of speculation, came on the heel of a financial dispute with Cash Money—who he maintains owes him millions.

Oh yeah, and Wayne has no plans to ever work with Birdman again.

Is @LilTunechi retiring? #WeezyOnUndisputed pic.twitter.com/5zOnJ4Tqmu— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) September 13, 2016

In another segment from the show where he was asked to address Colin Kaepernick protesting the National Anthem, Wayne says "there's no such thing as racism," which...well...maybe all the drama with his label has his head clouded.

"My crowd has always been everybody." -- @LilTunechi #WeezyOnUndisputed pic.twitter.com/dCcpQuqNTF— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) September 13, 2016

Whatever the case, can we please just get Tha Carter V?