“Lollipop Remix ft. Kanye West”

ya girlfriend she say I got great sex
Safe sex is great sex
Better wear a latex
Cuz you dont want that late text
that “I think I’m late” text

Tha Carter III is fire. Shabazz I’m not sure where his claim about “rapping the same words over” comes from. There are many legitimate criticisms about Dwayne, but I think anyone who listens to Tha Carter III can agree that homie can spit. Especially listen to “La La” (the ‘I’m richer than Nicole and I’m a lion like her daddy’ blurb tanks with all time weezy lyrics). Reebz you know Wayne is different because he puts out enough material to satisfy every taste. Mixtape Wayne, Guest spot Wayne, Hood banger wayne, etc. However album wayne tries to satisfy all of those tastes and its not successful a lot of the time.

CIII, 3 peat.

Lil’ Government is non-functional. Lil’ Revolution more like it.

Mangus blows us all out of the water. Forever. He is the people’s champ of VBD.

“Consider the hot album of the moment: ‘Tha Carter 3′ by Lil’ Wayne. Its central message is that if you are a rap star, you will get laid. The song “Lollipop”, for example, celebrates a young lady who treats Lil Wayne as she might a lollipop. On the last track Lil Wayne does get serious. He laments that “one in every nine black Americans are locked up” and that “the money that we spend on sending a motherfucker to jail…would be less to send his or her young as to college.” Troy Nkrumah, the chairman of the National Hip-Hop Political Convention, thinks it wonderful that Lil Wayne is speaking truth to power.”

I consider that an endorsement from the economist.
Lil’Wayne Lil’Jon 08

“Consider the hot album of the moment: ‘Tha Carter 3′ by Lil’ Wayne. Its central message is that if you are a rap star, you will get laid. The song “Lollipop”, for example, celebrates a young lady who treats Lil Wayne as she might a lollipop. On the last track Lil Wayne does get serious. He laments that “one in every nine black Americans are locked up” and that “the money that we spend on sending a motherfucker to jail…would be less to send his or her young as to college.” Troy Nkrumah, the chairman of the National Hip-Hop Political Convention, thinks it wonderful that Lil Wayne is speaking truth to power.”

(the content of this ad has been brought to you by The Coalition for Lil’ Wayne, Lil’ Jon ‘08)(as a side note: I think Lil’ Wayne and Lil’ Jon would be Lil’ Government)

Personally I don’t like the shift in the rap game towards lil wayne, but theres no doubt he has talent. On another note, people need to start listening to DMX again. I dont know where and how people started considering him a worse rapper than lil wayne, snoop dogg, jay z, 50 cent (lolz).

you know that the only songs released as singles off Tha Carter 3 were “Lollipop,” “A Milli,” and “Get Money” right? are you willing to claim that those are the best songs off the album, let alone the only good songs? have you even listened to the entire album?

“the album as a whole is nowhere close to other great rap albums contrary to its hype.”

i dont know who is hyping it to be one of the G.O.A.T.s but it is definitely better than the majority of rap albums that have been released so far (as rebar aptly points out). and when it comes to mainstream music, which you seem to have an immutable aversion to due to hating on Tha Carter 3 solely because of its hype or sales, it blows anything else out of the water.

“all he ever does is rhyme the same word over and over again.”

i completely agree. every single line, verse, and song is exactly the same as the last.
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IF THERE ARE ANY MORE HATERS SPEAK NOW OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PEACE

1. saboor, you obviously are ignint. Dr. Carter, Phone Home, Mrs. Officer, Let the Beat Build, Shoot Me Down, and Nothing On Me are all paragons of previously unreleased awesomeness.

2. saboor, you’re just plain wrong. no one else can pull off “…yeast infection/go, fly hard like geese erection,” much less “and to the kids drugs kill i’m acknowledging that, but when i’m on the drugs i don’t have a problem with that.” Lil’ Wayne might as well be a poet laureate compared to every other MC in the game.

3. Q: Does the released status of A Millie make it any less a fucking banger? A: Fuck no.

4. Switts, I meant that it has a more of a mixtape feel than the Carter 2. And i know the sample is the same, I was just pointing out that it reinforces the mixtape feel. I wish he had done the opening and ending songs motif again (like with Fly In and Fly Out on the Carter 2)

THE CARTER 3 NO ES SUCK. IN POINT OF FACT, IT’S A CLASSIK. Granted, I like the Drought 3 more, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t also some stadium status material. The Carter 3 is not Illmatic, but it’s better than Stillmatic. The Carter 3 is not Reasonable Doubt, but it’s better than every other Jay Album except American Gangster. The Carter 3 is not Ready to Die, but it blows every other PDiddy affiliated album out of the water.

Weezy F Baby (please say the) even sounds good on songs with Fat Joe. Nuff said

I would typically say that rhyming the same thing over and over again is über-phat but that’s not what The Notorious B.I.G. does, so it is therephor not.

overhyped?!? even after all the song were leaked weeks, if not months, in advance the album still managed to go gold the first day and platinum the first week…

There is a Findlay in Ohio, and I’m 95% sure Kirk debated there.

Not 100% sure though.

the carter 3 was a mixtape. copping the misunderstood beat from common only reinforces that. however, it’s a damn good mixtape, with a few out of this world ga-mazing songs. however, i’m still waiting for the real studio release. i would never ever ever call it overhyped. the only lil wayne that you can criticize is that released pre-carter 2.

mjocon’s right. this site also needed to have nba draft coverage/a debater’s mock.