Lil Wayne – Tha Carter III

Album Info

Artist: Lil Wayne

Title: Tha Carter III

Year: 2008

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Tracklist

  • 1. 3 Peat (3:19)
  • 2. Mr. Carter (5:16)
  • 3. A Milli (3:41)
  • 4. Got Money (4:04)
  • 5. Comfortable (4:25)
  • 6. Dr. Carter (4:24)
  • 7. Phone Home (3:11)
  • 8. Tie My Hands (5:19)
  • 9. Mrs. Officer (4:46)
  • 10. Let The Beat Build (5:09)
  • 11. Shoot Me Down (4:29)
  • 12. Lollipop (4:59)
  • 13. La La (4:22)
  • 14. Pussy Monster (5:13)
  • 15. You Ain't Got Nuthin (5:27)
  • 16. DontGetIt (9:52)

Review

Yo, let's talk about Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter III' - this joint dropped in '08 and straight up changed the game. Wayne came through with bars that had your head spinning, layered over beats that made speakers quake. This wasn't just another rap album; it was a statement, a declaration that Weezy F. Baby had arrived and wasn't about to let anyone forget it.

From the jump, tracks like 'A Milli' and 'Lollipop' were blasting out of every car, club, and corner store. Wayne's wordplay was next level, spitting lines that had you rewinding just to catch all the metaphors and double entendres. But it wasn't all flash - 'Tie My Hands' with Robin Thicke showed a more introspective side, proving Wayne could go deep when he wanted to.

The album's impact was seismic. It moved units like crazy, snagged Grammys, and had everyone from the streets to the suburbs bumping it. Wayne's autotuned crooning and off-kilter flow influenced a whole generation of rappers. Sure, some folks had beef with some of the content, but there's no denying 'Tha Carter III' left an indelible mark on hip-hop. It's a time capsule of late 2000s rap, capturing all the swagger and style of the era. - Draya