Comments on: Album Review: Lil Wayne- Tha Carter III

By: lil wayne

lil wayne — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 01:24:34 +0000

hey dudez

By: str8beastin

str8beastin — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 05:34:18 +0000

I’ve never seen a dumber group of fucking haters I bought this album and its the fucking best for atleast tha last three years and the lyrics make sense if you aren’t fucking retarded btw just because you don’t like a song does not mean its bad dam… you know rule u dumb shit hataz should follow is that if a nigga is doin better than you then he’s doin something right and your doing something wrong

By: Speak

Speak — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 07:56:12 +0000

Lil’ Wayne AKA Lil’ Wack is one of the hottest worst rappers of all time. Let’s break this down a bit. If he happened to be Asian, Latino, White or a Woman every magazine, television and radio station would laugh him off the page or off the air. That is, if he/she would get any play. Do everyone a favor. Take one of his songs and print out the lyrics. Then read the lyrics. Actually, hand it to your favorite white dude that raps (everyone knows at least one) and have him go in front of a crowd and bust it. Guess what? It would be CORNY. Just like Lil’ Wayne is. Hasn’t his family been rich since he was 8? In 1992 CMR was selling hundreds of thousands of albums and in 1997 Cash Money signed a 30 Million dollar deal with Universal (Lil’ Wayne was 14). So what does Lil’ Wack know about hustlin’ in the streets and poverty and killin’ in the streets? NOTHING!!! He’s lived a pampered childhood. Why does he compare himself to the greatest rappers to ever live when he should be comparing himself to Tim Dog (look that one up)? Because he is a CLOWN and Hip Hop is turning into a circus! Lil’ Wack AKA Lil’ Wayne AKA Knows Lil’ Pain (but raps as if he has been in the struggle) shouldn’t be getting any airplay let alone a review on his wackest, I mean, latest album. He better thank his Daddy for setting him up with a deal-for-no-talent contract. Maybe that is why he is a grown man kissing his Daddy on the mouth.

By: D.R.U.

D.R.U. — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:37:11 +0000

think about it, his most recognized song is “Big Poppa”… where’s the “inspiration” in that song? the writer of this retarded review needs to suck a dick

By: D.R.U.

D.R.U. — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:36:19 +0000

NO NO NO!!! LOL this shit is all wrong. first of all, La La was a vicious track… second of all, lil wayne DOES deserve to be on the list with Jay, 2Pac, and Biggie for the fact that this album resembles Biggie’s two albums. if people would stop being dick-riders to Biggie, they would see that while he had songz that actually said something, most of his songz were highly-influenced by perversion. just go on any website that has a songlist for Biggie’s first album. it can easily be seen that his topics, besides a few songz, were any more hip hop than Weezy’s whole album.

By: dee

dee — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:25:45 +0000

come on yall. yall need to appreciate a good rapper when yall c one. wayne has delt with more shit dan any other rapper in da game. how would yall feel if ur album was leaked before its due date. dont forget 2 mention free. but he didnt give up he kept pushing. he is gonna prove yall wrong when this shit is proven to be a classic.

By: real

real — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 05:10:24 +0000

o my god niggaz!!! listen 2 da fuckin lyrics!!!!!! if u had a creative mind and opened up ur ears u figure out y ppl call dis album classic........so big ups 2 da greatest rapper alive cuz u doin ur damn thing "fuck yall u hatin 4 no reason" Lil wayne

By: mrs.knoitall

mrs.knoitall — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 05:04:52 +0000

4 my opinion dis album was dope. wayne delivered everything. his lyrics were genius his swagger was phenominal and brought it to da table..there is only 1 trck dat was wack which is got money..he didnt have to hook up wit t-pain wit dat 1. so 4 all ur who cant appreciate the best rapper alive doin his thing den get off his dick and let him do him cuz right now he making more money dan yall will ever have just off da carter 3 and dats real talk

By: chris

chris — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:16:54 +0000

wow i can’t believe how many ppl are callin this a classic. are u serious??? ok i was gonna jus come here and give my opinion and just leave but seein all these dudes sayin it’s a classic jus pissed me off. and to the dude above, there have actually been quite a few more recent releases that were great. two off the top of my head; lupe fiaso’s ‘food & liquor’ and ‘the cool’ were great, especially the cool cuz lupe was more on track with the concept of the album and wasn’t in creative add mode. jay’s ‘american gangster’ is probably the closest thing he’s gonna get to ‘reasonable doubt’ these days. and while some may not consider talib kweli’s most recent efforts as classic as ‘quality’, he’s still shown he’s a lyrical force. so plz don’t gimme the bull that classic or at least great material can’t be done nowadays. now, as far as the carter iii, i said it before and i’ll say it again, wayne got lazy. now i’m not saying it’s bad and i do give him props for trying new things and concepts, but he fell off lyrically. he needs to get back to that dedication/dedication 2 level man. he jus ain’t there no more. the highs are high (shoot me down, dr. carter, tie my hands) and the lows are low (phone home, his verse on you ain’t got nuthin, 2nd a milli verse where he literally talks about NOTHIN) and then there are a bunch of tracks that’s average (got money, comfortable, mrs. officer). wayne showed flashes but he didn’t spaz on a track like he did on bm jr and his mixtapes tracks. bottom line, it’s straight and u’ll probably definitely cop if ur a wayne fan, but it’s far from a classic and it needed to be one, with as much hype and anticipation it had.

By: Chancyman

Chancyman — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 17:29:05 +0000

Samir Siddiqui, your smokin crack….it’s 2008…tell me the last CD that was really great? I can’t even remember, da carter III is deep and truly something that we haven’t heard of. Smoke a blunt and listen again, you might get it….lol