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The concept of Endless Inventory is very interesting. While it doesn't have a textbook definition I would define it as digging into an artists inventory to really connect with their music and find similarities in the message they are trying to relay. This is usually done by observing an artists song, then intriguing the listener to hear the rest if an album, and even go back and listen to previous albums. This can be used to determine an artists "legendary status". This concept is all about the perception of a song.

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The more time you spend contemplating what you should have done... you lose valuable time planning what you can and will do.
-  Lil Wayne
Everybody know, I don't do no promoting. I don't ever have to promote nothing, that's the beauty of Lil Wayne.
- Lil Wayne
I feel like these quotes exemplify the concept of Endless Inventory because Lil Wayne explains how his music is seemingly effortless. He puts his heart and soul into his recordings just acting as himself, influencing people directly from his cultrure and outside his culture.

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Hard work pays off. When you make music genuinely for the people, you get genuine results.

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This song by Lil Wayne is a good song. After hearing this song it encouraged me to listen to the rest of Tha Carter III and I even went back and listened to the previous albums of the sequel Carter I and Carter II.

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Official audio to "Mrs. Officer" performed by Lil Wayne. From the album Tha Carter III. (C) 2008 Warner Music

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Lil Wayne after receiving a Grammy for album Carter III