THA CARTER V CD + DIGITAL ALBUM.Young Thug got the memo that Lil Wayne isn’t feeling his Carter 6 album title. THA CARTER V CASSETTE + DIGITAL ALBUM. THA CARTER V DIGITAL ALBUM. Carter (Official Audio) Watch Video. “Bitch, real G’s move in silence like lasagna!”Lil Wayne - Life Of Mr. Lil Wayne spoke with Variety and teased that the album will be.
On an absolutely monstrous advance-single, it was a roar of immortal relevance—something that effortlessly transcended prison bars. Tumbling from the mouth of a newly-freed, utterly unhinged, blacked-out savant incarnation of the man born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. These words marked the beginning of 2011.
Plenty of the tracks are spectacularly decent “Megaman,” “Blunt Blowin,” “She Will,” and “Its Good” are the exact sort of upright Wayne shtick we should be happy to have back. (18.98) 101 113 91 MIRANDA LAMBERT Crazy Ex-Girlfriend 0 6 97 COLUMBIA. It all comes together as solid, but scattershot—which is something that would probably be a lot more defendable if it was released last year.(18.98) 26 23 22 33 LIL WAYNE Tha Carter III 2 1 27 CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL. The beats seem tired and passed-on, the flows steady and workmanlike, and the songs dug from the recesses of available options. In fact it pretty much resembles the ho-hum stopgaps that have graced his name ever since the release of the record’s prequel—something you could expect to hear while he was still incarcerated, a cobbling of limited means.
For an album with his name on it, that seems exceedingly bizarre, and I doubt even the performers involved have an artistic reasoning for his absence. His pensive sing-song on the delicate “Nightmare on the Bottom” is unflatteringly tranquilized, the aforementioned “How To Love” is like an experiment in an artist’s thorough inability to self-edit, and the two songs with the best verses, the curved-lip Tech N9ne/Andre 3000 duet “Interlude” and the star-studded, would-be posse cut “Outro,” outside of a few hat-tipping references, exist entirely without Wayne’s involvement. It’d be nice if IV could stand as a strong, if unflashy return to form, but its peculiarly strange sprawl doesn’t really allow for that—it’s got an eccentric repertoire that will probably spur a lot of discourse it’s a statement of grown-man grumblings not freewheeling lunacy.Outside of the singles and leaks, the most substantial surprise is “President Carter,” which turns dewy strings and a surprisingly hypnotic cut-up of Jimmy Carter’s inauguration into a slow-burn blitz (complete with Earl Sweatshirt reference!) The other surprises are less tolerable. But then you run into the acoustic balladry of “How To Love” and its companion, the thoroughly out-of-style “How To Hate” and it’s hard to stay positive. He certainly hasn’t forgotten how to work.
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