This is around the time where lil Wayne put the game on a headlock. He really blew up after this, with his mixtape run and tha Carter 3. He basically self proclaimed himself as the best rapper alive and at the time it was basically between him and jay z. Both of their last names are Carter which brought a rivalry between them. Which later turned into a feature on tha Carter 3. This was definitely a situation where you just had to be there to understand. Not only that he influenced a lot of the rappers that came out after him.
Facts claimed to be the greatest on Carter 1, by Carter 2 ppl started seeing it, mixtape run proved it so by Carter 3 he was the biggest rapper in the world
@@tomwilkinson105 Hn. even though i love Dedication 2, its basically just carter 2 over different beats, and he already reacted to that. plus i’m thinking what would bob prolly like more. Da Drought 3 is far more entertaining.
This album is very good and imo is an improvement over the first Carter album, but his next batch of projects (Dedication 2, Da Drought 3, Carter III, No Ceilings) are on another level.
One of the big "criticisms" of Southern Hip Hop, especially in the early 2000's was their flows were always "slow", which some equated to being basic, and that's one of the reasons why you hear Wayne bringing it up multiple times throughout the album.
Bob, I hope you understand or can grasp the impact that this album and his mixtapes prior to and after this had on hip-hop. This put EVERYONE on notice. Anyone could get it at that time. Evident by him jumping on everyone’s beats and murdering them on their own track. He had the streets on lock during this era.
You mentioned you were going to tackle Tha Carter III next- You should also consider covering his EP "The Leak", which was originally going to be Tha Carter III, but ended up getting leaked (hence the name) right before the album was supposed to drop- so Wayne put it out for free and just went back and completely re-did a ton of new songs for the album that became C3. The Leak was insanely popular, but when C3 came out, it changed the world.
Really surprised by your reaction to Best Rapper Alive. The production is great. They’re sampling Iron Maiden because that choir sound gives the track a weighty sense of importance. Like Wayne is this god descending upon his enemies.
Hey bob if you're enjoying the southern sound you should definitely check out big krits "4eva is a mighty long time", its one of the best double albums in hip hop
Carter 2 is when i first started actually listening to full hip hop albums and i was wayne crazy after that. I went Carter 2 straight to his mixtapes starting with The Suffix. Sheesh this takes me back lol you definitely gotta hit his mixtapes along with mixtapes in general, they will change your perception of hip hop all over again.
Cool thing bout this channel: even when it’s not 100% my thing, I just really enjoy listening to Bob. Like hanging with a friend for a few hours.. every couple of days.
Yeah, he takes music in really well. I wish there was more of a request for early 2000s underground hip hop, as that era had so many incredible artists with unique sounds in an era that was full of repetitive waves. That stuff would be up his alley and it would be a shame to miss out on those artists.
Btw this is his 1st album without production from Mannie Fresh. A very fresh and new sound for Wayne as well as finding his own with being the flagship artist for Cash Money.
Tha Carter III will be an interesting one to get to as it has arguably his strongest crop of tracks, and was the one that shot him to superstardom as the biggest rapper in the world at the time.
You should really get into the mixtapes. I highly recommend Da Drought 3 as it is just after this album and before the Carter 3. IMO this is the pinnacle of his mixtape run and is the beginning of his long rein at the head of rap games table.
Rappers that don’t “write” usually lay their vocals down a few bars at a time. They aren’t just freestyling a whole song in one go, though still impressive.
The carter albums are unbelievable. I know it’s unrealistic but if you’re jumping into Wayne you have to listen to his mixtapes. Arguably his best works come from da drought and dedication series, no ceilings and sorry for the wait. Wayne is the quintessential rapper. Prob the best to ever do it if you consider commercial success, skill and just overall likability
Honestly the comment about not really going back to the Carter 1 is pretty valid. As a big Wayne fan I think Tha Carter 1 is the album I hardly ever go back to.
Bro stop trying to give Carter 1 that energy. Wayne rapped his ass off on that and is arguably his best album. Carter 1 & 2>>> and then it’s everything thing else.
The artist that don't write doesn't necessarily mean they are freestyling but they just keep that mental notepad In their head and have it ready when needed. Their minds are their rhymbooks.
The Carter 2 is a classic. The Carter 3 is the best top to bottom. And the Carter 4 has some of the best rapping and lyrics. Sounds like people underrated Carter 4
Was growing into a teenager around this time and Wayne will always be my #1. Gotta do Carter 3 and maybe a mixtape like no ceilings. Hustler musik is diamond lil Wayne.
Also should note Jay Z admitted himself he questioned his rapping abilities when Lil Wayne hopped on one of his songs and bodied him on it (Dough is what i got)
When you get to CIII dont miss 'Playing With Fire'. It was replaced with the completely undeserving 'Pussy Monster' due to Copywrite from the Rolling Stones.
If you got the cd when it came out, the production on “best rapper alive” is incredible. They must have lost the sample clearance because ever since the album dropped they pulled out the meat of the beat and it’s just hollow now… I can’t find the original and lost the cd… it was an epic track before the production change.
Got to listen to Like Father Like Son. It's basically Tha Carter 2.5. Also listen to the original Carter 3; It got leaked before release, so he just released it at as a mixtape, and re recorded new songs for the Carter 3 that was ultimately released commercially
Producer Mannie Fresh gave carter 1 more of a new orleans bounce vibe thats fun and upbeat. this album strays away from that a bit which isnt a bad thing but i think is a reason why you really liked wayne on "D-Boy". That fun new orleans vibe is back. that song fits carter 1 the most. Carter 2 was more serious and dark in my opinion
In the Song “Receipt” I think you missed the part in the chorus where they said “ to redeem your love” . To me he’s holding on to the Receipt of their love in case he wants it’s back.
Hey, I know this may not be connected to this album, but I'm curious to see you listen to Man On The Moon 2. You listened to MOTM 1 and enjoyed it, and I think you would like that Kid Cudi project too
I know everyone in the comments is gonna say it but if your tryna do a journey into hip hop at least one of his mixtapes is a must, dedication 2 da drought 3 and no ceilings are the holy trinity of wayne tapes da drought 3 is prob the best but they’re all classic
I remember my uncle heard me listening to this around the time it came out (he's considerably older than us) but he had the same interpretation of the Money on Mind hook as you did. The idea behind "Fuck bitches, get money" in this context isn't about having sex with many women. He's more so saying forget about them. Don't focus on bitches, focus on getting your money up. That's why the voice in the background, on the last bar, says "Money on my mind, so money is all I think of". We not thinkin' 'bout bitches, they gonna be there whenever. There will be plenty of opportunity to actually fuck 'em when the time comes. 👍🏾 ....Sorry, if someone pointed this out already.
Carter 3 is one of the best hiphop albums ever, you're going to love it. Also, if I can recommend an album here: Burning Desire by Mike is amazing, cool sounds, definitely one of the best hiphop albums of 2023!
Bob, based on the songs that you liked the best on here, and based on your comments about how you like Wayne more when his songs seem less like freestyles and more structured… you are going to LOVE Carter 3
yo man love what your doing hear . I often thought , what people would say if they jammed out to songs they really don't get down with but have a ear for sound gave a review. You nailed it bro got my thumbs up and ring that bell for you bro!
This and Carter 1 are my favorite albums by Wayne. Would also be interesting to check out the even younger Wayne, maybe "Tha Block Is Hot" just to have the contrast to his earlier stuff on Cash Money.
Robin Thicke’s Dad is Allen Thicke from 80’s sitcom Family Ties. As a young man in the south at this time, this was like Illmatic. I didn’t even want to give Wayne the crown at the time and he’s like my 2nd Fav Emcee ever. Not off technical skill but punchlines and will alone! Even though his newer stuff can vary in quality he’s still top tier and the tears will def fly the day we realized we’ve heard his last song. 🙏🏾 Great content as always Pop Pop! ❤
It's funny, the few songs I usually go back to on Carter II are "Feel Me", "Receipt" and "Hustler Muzik"... Two of them Bob found more or less skippable but enjoyed most of the rest of the album
At this point lil Wayne had an argument for the best alive. You're still discounting lyricism in favor of rhyme schemes. Wayne is coming up with a bunch of wordplay and witty bars that people like Kendrick can't or don't come up with. 54:13 I love Oh No. 1:09:18 also love Hit Em Up. 1:36:53 shooter 🔥🔥🔥 Man i really love this album 1:42:50 i didnt realize that was Nicki Jean on Weezy Baby. She has a ton of work with Lupe.
IMO this album is Wayne becoming WAYNE. This is quintessential Weezy finding himself and really honing it into what he became for the decades to come. This is my favorite project from him...not his absolute best but I will always enjoy this album for what it did to hip-hop at large
Wayne was untouchable around this time. He had the mixtape game on lock! You gotta check out the Dedication mixtape albums and da drought mixtapes albums too
Fly In, Carter II, Fly Out are all the same beat, they're the intro, interlude, and outro. .....On the first Carter, its call Walk In, Inside, Walk Out...and it tells a better where he is walking you through his house "the cd"
I appreciate you doing the work and goin back listening to all hip hop but I think you should do artists discography from beginning to end to fully understand every artists perspective and foundation. Wayne is an artist that has been around since the mid 90s as a kid.
You figured out who his favorite rapper was without even really knowing. LOL. He has said he is heavily influenced By Jay-Z because Jay-Z is his favorite rapper. Hence the feeling of No regrets right after Hitem up.
Hey look, longtime watcher, I really enjoy your direction reviews but I would truly love if you start reviewing mixtapes of Lil Wayne. It’s very interpersonal when you listen to certain tapes with context, for example ‘Sorry 4 The Wait 2’ when he was at war with Cash Money Records Birdman for withholding the release of Tha Carter 5. A lot of anger and rage was let out on that tape towards his counterparts and it was essentially a version of him evolving to higher heights in his lyricism. Very menacing and meticulous all while previewing his true capability of being a rapper when it was a time many people believed he wasn’t as good as people made him out to be (reference Dreams & Nightmares from that tape) I truly think a honest and thorough listening review would blow us away! I hope others like this so you can see this opinion of mine.
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This is around the time where lil Wayne put the game on a headlock. He really blew up after this, with his mixtape run and tha Carter 3. He basically self proclaimed himself as the best rapper alive and at the time it was basically between him and jay z. Both of their last names are Carter which brought a rivalry between them. Which later turned into a feature on tha Carter 3. This was definitely a situation where you just had to be there to understand. Not only that he influenced a lot of the rappers that came out after him.
Facts claimed to be the greatest on Carter 1, by Carter 2 ppl started seeing it, mixtape run proved it so by Carter 3 he was the biggest rapper in the world
Get back Carter 6 comes soon
Da Drought 3 is a must. his flow is faster and at his best imo. hella bars and great punchlines in that one. one of the best mixtapes ever
Either that or No Ceilings. Bob would love the humor on that mixtape 😂
Dedication 2 better
@@tomwilkinson105 Hn. even though i love Dedication 2, its basically just carter 2 over different beats, and he already reacted to that. plus i’m thinking what would bob prolly like more. Da Drought 3 is far more entertaining.
I would also add Sorry 4 Da Wait as well. 😂
Da Drought 3 is in fact, THE BEST MIXTAPE EVER
Such a great album! Wayne just has a different level of charisma and delivery on the mic. His personality shines through on every track.
This album is very good and imo is an improvement over the first Carter album, but his next batch of projects (Dedication 2, Da Drought 3, Carter III, No Ceilings) are on another level.
Agreed, this is definitely the order of wayne projects he should listen to
No this album are his best one!
One of the big "criticisms" of Southern Hip Hop, especially in the early 2000's was their flows were always "slow", which some equated to being basic, and that's one of the reasons why you hear Wayne bringing it up multiple times throughout the album.
That’s what makes shooter so good. Spitting in the face of the criticism. “If we too simple, then y’all don’t get the basics”
You've been pulling out all the stops lately man. Loving it. Tha Mobb and Fly In is one of my favourite starts to a rap album ever.
Bob, I hope you understand or can grasp the impact that this album and his mixtapes prior to and after this had on hip-hop. This put EVERYONE on notice. Anyone could get it at that time. Evident by him jumping on everyone’s beats and murdering them on their own track.
He had the streets on lock during this era.
You mentioned you were going to tackle Tha Carter III next- You should also consider covering his EP "The Leak", which was originally going to be Tha Carter III, but ended up getting leaked (hence the name) right before the album was supposed to drop- so Wayne put it out for free and just went back and completely re-did a ton of new songs for the album that became C3.
The Leak was insanely popular, but when C3 came out, it changed the world.
Really surprised by your reaction to Best Rapper Alive. The production is great. They’re sampling Iron Maiden because that choir sound gives the track a weighty sense of importance. Like Wayne is this god descending upon his enemies.
I love how much you dug Shooter. It's such a wild song and I love how the energy just continues to build. It's my favorite Wayne song actually.
Hey bob if you're enjoying the southern sound you should definitely check out big krits "4eva is a mighty long time", its one of the best double albums in hip hop
NEEDS TO LISTEN TO KRIT ASAP
I cat wait for him to get to that album man, its so fucking good
Only the clean version is up on Spotify right now 😢
Oh he gotta do Krit!
Carter 2 is when i first started actually listening to full hip hop albums and i was wayne crazy after that. I went Carter 2 straight to his mixtapes starting with The Suffix. Sheesh this takes me back lol you definitely gotta hit his mixtapes along with mixtapes in general, they will change your perception of hip hop all over again.
Bob Loved Tha Mobb. That made my night
Thanks Bob life's been hard lately I needed this❤
Blessings to you bro. Hopefully the storm doesn't last too long.
Love you bro, keep pushing!!
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Fireman I believe is just a callback to his previous albums 'Tha Block Is Hot' and '500 Degreez'
The Carter 2 album cover is one of the hardest ever imo
Cool thing bout this channel: even when it’s not 100% my thing, I just really enjoy listening to Bob. Like hanging with a friend for a few hours.. every couple of days.
Yeah, he takes music in really well. I wish there was more of a request for early 2000s underground hip hop, as that era had so many incredible artists with unique sounds in an era that was full of repetitive waves. That stuff would be up his alley and it would be a shame to miss out on those artists.
@@stuartmccormick3977 which artists would you like to see?
Btw this is his 1st album without production from Mannie Fresh. A very fresh and new sound for Wayne as well as finding his own with being the flagship artist for Cash Money.
Tha Carter III will be an interesting one to get to as it has arguably his strongest crop of tracks, and was the one that shot him to superstardom as the biggest rapper in the world at the time.
That Best Rapper Alive still goes krazy
And Money On My Mind
And Tha Mobb.
You should really get into the mixtapes. I highly recommend Da Drought 3 as it is just after this album and before the Carter 3. IMO this is the pinnacle of his mixtape run and is the beginning of his long rein at the head of rap games table.
love your videos and now i’m watching you review some of my favorite rap albums, oh boy
Ahhh The Carter 2. Takes me back to ‘05. Freshman yr of high school.
Rappers that don’t “write” usually lay their vocals down a few bars at a time. They aren’t just freestyling a whole song in one go, though still impressive.
remember asking for a curren$y reaction back in 2022 lol finally get it in some form on this album
curren$y is so fire, especially on a harry fraud beat
I remember the chokehold this album had on the streets. You weren't cool if you didn't have this album
since you loved the 5 minute tear Wayne went on in the intro, I know Mural off Lupe’s Testuo & Youth would blow your mind
I would agree but he didn't like the lyricism on "Pressure" so "Mural" would be a bit much.
Not even a comparison. Mural is 1000000000 times more dense.
The carter albums are unbelievable. I know it’s unrealistic but if you’re jumping into Wayne you have to listen to his mixtapes. Arguably his best works come from da drought and dedication series, no ceilings and sorry for the wait. Wayne is the quintessential rapper. Prob the best to ever do it if you consider commercial success, skill and just overall likability
how can you leave the dedication serie out of your list!
@@AripLabalt hahaha I was a little drunk but dedication of course too! This is what I’m saying there’s too much! I’ll add it in
Bob the poppop is like the Ernie Johnson of music RUclips
I love carter 2. My favorite wayne album. But i think carter 3 will be the one that Bob will truly love
Also Kendrick loves lil Wayne, has a whole mixtape remixing carter 3 songs
Honestly the comment about not really going back to the Carter 1 is pretty valid. As a big Wayne fan I think Tha Carter 1 is the album I hardly ever go back to.
Exact opposite for me, it's only the one I go back to the most
@@nunothedonwhat’s your 2 favorite mixtapes from Wayne?
Carter 1 is amazing
I ain’t saying it’s bad. Not at all. Just don’t go back to it ever. I always end up listening to everything else.
Bro stop trying to give Carter 1 that energy. Wayne rapped his ass off on that and is arguably his best album. Carter 1 & 2>>> and then it’s everything thing else.
Yea bob, my requests have been answered, thank you great way too start the holiday season.
MINE HAVENT BEEN ANSWERED BOB LISTEN TO AWAKEN MY LOVE
@@charlescarson8721 I just know bobs going to love experiencing that album
@@asussurge670 yeah hes gonna love it
The artist that don't write doesn't necessarily mean they are freestyling but they just keep that mental notepad In their head and have it ready when needed. Their minds are their rhymbooks.
The Carter 2 is a classic. The Carter 3 is the best top to bottom. And the Carter 4 has some of the best rapping and lyrics. Sounds like people underrated Carter 4
Was growing into a teenager around this time and Wayne will always be my #1. Gotta do Carter 3 and maybe a mixtape like no ceilings. Hustler musik is diamond lil Wayne.
Lil Wayne has been known to say that Jay-Z was his favorite rapper, Jay-Z who like Wayne also doesn't write lyrics.
Also should note Jay Z admitted himself he questioned his rapping abilities when Lil Wayne hopped on one of his songs and bodied him on it (Dough is what i got)
Bob lemme tell u something, this Lil Wayne upload has made my week. Appreciate you bob
carter 4 and 5 are my favorites but then again im 25 so it was new to me at the time.
Exactly
When you get to CIII dont miss 'Playing With Fire'. It was replaced with the completely undeserving 'Pussy Monster' due to Copywrite from the Rolling Stones.
The crazy thing is his mixtapes are better than his albums. And this isn’t even his best lyrically. He’s actually better lyrically now than back then
a lot better too
If you got the cd when it came out, the production on “best rapper alive” is incredible. They must have lost the sample clearance because ever since the album dropped they pulled out the meat of the beat and it’s just hollow now… I can’t find the original and lost the cd… it was an epic track before the production change.
He writes nothing down, that's what makes it even crazier.
On Carter 1 Wayne has “walk in & walk out” on Carter 2 he has “fly in & fly out”.
Walk In, Inside, Walk Out
Fly In, Carter II, Fly Out
Got to listen to Like Father Like Son. It's basically Tha Carter 2.5. Also listen to the original Carter 3; It got leaked before release, so he just released it at as a mixtape, and re recorded new songs for the Carter 3 that was ultimately released commercially
Carter 4 is deffo my fav out the series
Producer Mannie Fresh gave carter 1 more of a new orleans bounce vibe thats fun and upbeat. this album strays away from that a bit which isnt a bad thing but i think is a reason why you really liked wayne on "D-Boy". That fun new orleans vibe is back. that song fits carter 1 the most. Carter 2 was more serious and dark in my opinion
Get ready for Carter 3, the Magnum Opus album of the 2000’s
In the Song “Receipt” I think you missed the part in the chorus where they said “ to redeem your love” . To me he’s holding on to the Receipt of their love in case he wants it’s back.
Can't wait for Carter III!!! That my favourite of his. This was so good !! gg
Well now you NEED to do Carter 3.
I always took "life is a Slinky" to mean your life can get shortened *real* quick
It can go down hill quickly probably?
Life has no balance but he remains firm and stays strong throughout the ups and downs in life.
My favorite rap album
Hey, I know this may not be connected to this album, but I'm curious to see you listen to Man On The Moon 2. You listened to MOTM 1 and enjoyed it, and I think you would like that Kid Cudi project too
Once again, I'm here to remind you that you need to do Teflon Don by Rick Ross. Dude ran 2011.
I second this
I third this
I know everyone in the comments is gonna say it but if your tryna do a journey into hip hop at least one of his mixtapes is a must, dedication 2 da drought 3 and no ceilings are the holy trinity of wayne tapes da drought 3 is prob the best but they’re all classic
shooter is one of my favourite wayne tracks of all time. was so glad you went from confused to thoroughly enjoying.
“DJ KALEED” killed me 😭😂
I remember my uncle heard me listening to this around the time it came out (he's considerably older than us) but he had the same interpretation of the Money on Mind hook as you did. The idea behind "Fuck bitches, get money" in this context isn't about having sex with many women. He's more so saying forget about them. Don't focus on bitches, focus on getting your money up. That's why the voice in the background, on the last bar, says "Money on my mind, so money is all I think of". We not thinkin' 'bout bitches, they gonna be there whenever. There will be plenty of opportunity to actually fuck 'em when the time comes. 👍🏾 ....Sorry, if someone pointed this out already.
Please keep tha Carter series going!
Carter 3 is one of the best hiphop albums ever, you're going to love it. Also, if I can recommend an album here: Burning Desire by Mike is amazing, cool sounds, definitely one of the best hiphop albums of 2023!
Based on the reactions I’ve seen from you, you’ll definitely like Tha Carter 3 the most. Without a doubt. Looking forward too it!
It also sounds nothing like c2 Lmao
Bob, based on the songs that you liked the best on here, and based on your comments about how you like Wayne more when his songs seem less like freestyles and more structured… you are going to LOVE Carter 3
Wayne is definitely the best rapper we have right now, he been the goat
My favorite Wayne work, and one of my personal top 5 hip hop Albums
Can’t tell you how long I’ve been waiting for you to react to Wayne… ya gotta do all of his albums
Carter 2 EASILY my favorite of the 5 Carter albums by Wayne. I'd rank them: 2 > 3 > 4 > 1 > 5
5 is way better than 1 and 2 as well as 4 you actually have to listen and realize where is in life
Idk why this shit so entertaining to me 😂🙌🏽
yo man love what your doing hear . I often thought , what people would say if they jammed out to songs they really don't get down with but have a ear for sound gave a review. You nailed it bro got my thumbs up and ring that bell for you bro!
This and Carter 1 are my favorite albums by Wayne. Would also be interesting to check out the even younger Wayne, maybe "Tha Block Is Hot" just to have the contrast to his earlier stuff on Cash Money.
Robin Thicke’s Dad is Allen Thicke from 80’s sitcom Family Ties.
As a young man in the south at this time, this was like Illmatic. I didn’t even want to give Wayne the crown at the time and he’s like my 2nd Fav Emcee ever. Not off technical skill but punchlines and will alone!
Even though his newer stuff can vary in quality he’s still top tier and the tears will def fly the day we realized we’ve heard his last song. 🙏🏾
Great content as always Pop Pop! ❤
*Growing Pains
It's funny, the few songs I usually go back to on Carter II are "Feel Me", "Receipt" and "Hustler Muzik"... Two of them Bob found more or less skippable but enjoyed most of the rest of the album
At this point lil Wayne had an argument for the best alive. You're still discounting lyricism in favor of rhyme schemes. Wayne is coming up with a bunch of wordplay and witty bars that people like Kendrick can't or don't come up with.
54:13 I love Oh No.
1:09:18 also love Hit Em Up.
1:36:53 shooter 🔥🔥🔥
Man i really love this album
1:42:50 i didnt realize that was Nicki Jean on Weezy Baby. She has a ton of work with Lupe.
Im from the future: Bob will love Receipt in the Additional Thoughts Video.
Regards,
The Future
patiently waiting for Big Krit’s 4eva is a mighty long time
Also today rapper don’t give you 3 verses anymore
They claim listener attention span is short, but we all know they just don’t have the skill to do it
IMO this album is Wayne becoming WAYNE. This is quintessential Weezy finding himself and really honing it into what he became for the decades to come. This is my favorite project from him...not his absolute best but I will always enjoy this album for what it did to hip-hop at large
When you said “so it goes” reminded me of your Mac Miller Swimming additional thoughts video
Bob you gotta do Thug Motivation 101 that first Jeezy album was huge around this time too
Y’all gonna thug music him out. Lol
Bob being completely taken aback by that first minute of "Shooter" :'D
Best wayne album of all time
seeing this notification made my day a lot better
I can't wait for you to hear his growth going foward
I love the flow and vibe of this album. And weezy did his thing.
Wayne was untouchable around this time. He had the mixtape game on lock! You gotta check out the Dedication mixtape albums and da drought mixtapes albums too
Man needs to hear Curren$y, especially the work with The Alchemist
Your a legend Bob
Dave - Alone in this together… You’ll love everything about the album
Fly In, Carter II, Fly Out are all the same beat, they're the intro, interlude, and outro. .....On the first Carter, its call Walk In, Inside, Walk Out...and it tells a better where he is walking you through his house "the cd"
Thank you for doing this! Have been asking for a while, I think it’s Wayne’s best work but don’t worry #3 is a close second
just came from Tha Carter 1 reaction perfect timing
Hope you get around to reviewing Curren$y. If you listen to How Fly that would be so dope
Bob you need to react to T.I.'s albums
Mind you this is 20-21 year old Wayne …. Just for reference because sometimes ppl forget that these are albums that came out 2 decades ago
One step closer to carter 3!!
I appreciate you doing the work and goin back listening to all hip hop but I think you should do artists discography from beginning to end to fully understand every artists perspective and foundation. Wayne is an artist that has been around since the mid 90s as a kid.
Bobbbbb I knowwww you’re tryna react to Care for Me by Saba 🙏
You figured out who his favorite rapper was without even really knowing. LOL. He has said he is heavily influenced By Jay-Z because Jay-Z is his favorite rapper. Hence the feeling of No regrets right after Hitem up.
Hey look, longtime watcher, I really enjoy your direction reviews but I would truly love if you start reviewing mixtapes of Lil Wayne. It’s very interpersonal when you listen to certain tapes with context, for example ‘Sorry 4 The Wait 2’ when he was at war with Cash Money Records Birdman for withholding the release of Tha Carter 5. A lot of anger and rage was let out on that tape towards his counterparts and it was essentially a version of him evolving to higher heights in his lyricism. Very menacing and meticulous all while previewing his true capability of being a rapper when it was a time many people believed he wasn’t as good as people made him out to be (reference Dreams & Nightmares from that tape) I truly think a honest and thorough listening review would blow us away!
I hope others like this so you can see this opinion of mine.
Please review Sorry 4 The Wait 2! 🔥🫶🏽
In my opinion, as Wayne aged, his talent only increased.