"Best tweet of the year" — Fans react to Lil Wayne responding to Biden's "I'm Sick" tweet by turning it into A Milli lyric

Lil Wayne responded to Joe Biden's latest tweet posted on July 18, where the president wrote,

"I'm sick."

In a follow-up tweet, Biden wrote,

"of Elon Musk and his rich buddies trying to buy this election. And if you agree, pitch in here."

He also attached the link contributions to "Biden For President." 41-year-old rapper Lil Wayne retweeted Biden's first tweet, and also shared a line from his 2008 hit track A Milli. The rapper wrote,

"Muthafucka, I'm ill."

These lines were present at the end of the second verse of the hit track. The lyrics were,

"Motherf**ker, I'm ill, not sick / And I'm okay, but my watch sick, yeah, my drop sick / Yeah, my Glock sick, and my knot thick — I'm it..."

While Joe Biden's original tweet went viral, fans also gave special attention to rapper Lil Wayne's response. A fan shared on X,

"We are so back."

"Gotchu Weezy," wrote another one.

"Close to 300k likes on this tweet already. Democrats, you know who to replace Biden with on the ticket now," added another tweet.

Several other reactions came on the social media platform shortly after the tweet was posted by Wayne. A tweet read,

"Kids today won’t get that…."

"Best tweet of the year," wrote a user.

Fan reaction to Lil Wayne's response to Joe Biden's tweet, (Image via @JaredFPS/X)

"Hello Mr. Wayne, You earned a spot on Mars. Best, EMP," shared another user.

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More about Joe Biden's health issues

The tweet from Joe Biden came shortly after he was diagnosed with COVID-19. The confirmation came from the White House, on July 17, and it had been reported that the President headed home in Delaware, so that he could self-isolate. 81-year-old Biden reportedly canceled a public appearance in Las Vegas because of the symptoms.

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Joe Biden falling ill came after former President Donald Trump got shot at in Pennsylvania at a rally, which was later termed as an assassination attempt.

Then several artists, including Kid Rock, performed at the recent Republican National Convention, which was a four-day event. The end of the event also witnessed the playing of the aria Nessun Dorma, which garnered massive attention.