Lil' Wayne-Chris Bosh Beef Update: Uncle Luke calls out Weezy for Miami Heat Diss, Asks Rick Ross To 'Set Wayne Straight'

In the latest installment of the Lil' Wayne-Miami Heat feud, Miami Bass legend Uncle Luke calls out Wayne for his disrespect of his beloved hometown and Heat player Chris Bosh.

Lil' Wayne has drawn the ire of many this week after he made disparaging comments about members of the Heat at a show in Houston. Wayne was heated after being ejected from a Lakers-Heat basketball game earlier in the week. He led the crowd in a an anti-Heat/NBA chant before saying "F**k the Miami Heat! F**k Lebron! F**k She-Wade! and I F**ked Chis Bosh's wife!"

Uncle Luke is the latest to come out against Wayne with his weekly column for the Miami New Times, the elegantly titled "It's Time Miami Stops Being Lil' Wayne's Bitch."

In the article, Luke trashes Miami for allowing Wayne to continue disrespecting his fair city, claiming that the Heat's front office members "spread their legs for him" when he comes into town. He underlines his point by saying that "Lil' Wayne treats Miami like his bitch because people let him."

Luke then turns his anger toward present-day Miami rappers like Rick Ross and DJ Khaled for not correcting Wayne when he steps out of line. He recalls a beef between himself and Snoop Dogg in 1992 that resulted in Snoop having to cancel a Miami concert for fear of retaliation. He says that there should be a city-wide boycott of Lil Wayne for his disrespect of the Heat and especially Chris Bosh. Luke wants to make it where Wayne can't even set foot in a "McDonald's to get a burger."

Skywalker isn't all that hopeful, though. He ends the article by stating that he'll probably have to end his retirement because the Miami entertainment industry has "gone soft." But he assures New Times readers that he "has no problem telling Lil Wayne where he can go."

What do you think? Was Wayne out of line? Should Miami as a whole give Tunechi the cold shoulder?

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