Lil Wayne Has No Classic Albums.
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DaveyDave
Superstar
I think you have an argument for Carter 2. I’m not a fan of any Wayne solo albums in particular and I prefer his work with Mannie Fresh but I think if you need to call one of his albums a classic then it’s prob C2. Also depends on if you include his mixtapes. You could def make an argument for Dedication 2
I agree with this.
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
Wayne had classic mixtapes...
During that C3 sessions era, he was remembered for having a lot of goofy lines.
All I can say is that Da Drought 3 is a classic everyone played in school.
My favorite Wayne album is Lights Out and then C2.
C1 too since my cousin played it every damn weekend he came over my Grandmother's house.
During that C3 sessions era, he was remembered for having a lot of goofy lines.
All I can say is that Da Drought 3 is a classic everyone played in school.
My favorite Wayne album is Lights Out and then C2.
C1 too since my cousin played it every damn weekend he came over my Grandmother's house.
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
I can't play Hustler Muzik nowadays...
Fireman either. Money On My Mind is a different story.
7th Letter Specialist
Look in the mirror and shoot the 1st thing you see
I used to feel like this, but I disagree now. I think ppl just say that because his albums became kinda "mainstream" and bland after this dropped.
And...idk, maybe it's just me but I feel like part 1 has better rapping. He was in his element more on that one. He was just spitting, it wasn't no conceptual shyt
T-K-G
Veteran
You still got That Mobb, one of the best intros in terms of a nikka just barring you up immediately
Then you got the Fly in/ Carter II/Fly Out sequence which is fire and pretty creative when you think about it, not too many people could pull off that 3 times on the same album separated like that
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Carter II is definitely a classic
No the fukk its not.
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
I think Carter 1 is a classic and put a lot of heads onto him. I remember he had a buzz from the Sqad tapes but his albums like 500 Degreez were wack
His lyricism on C1 really put him in the conversation, obviously Mannie held it down on the production
His lyricism on C1 really put him in the conversation, obviously Mannie held it down on the production
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
Wayne was jacking for beats so much that he made your original song obsolete...
Ask Mike Jones.
MaxBundles
Veteran
Carter 1 and Carter 2 nikka, you buggin