It's April 24, 2024, 10:37:37 PM
I agree with Budden.
Kardinal Offishal:Wayne gave you Wayne on Tha Carter 3 so the only people who were disappointed were those who weren't sure of who Lil Wayne was.
Juelz Santana:I liked it, I love Tha Carter. Sh*t was hard. But to be honest my favorite out of the all of them was Tha Carter II. I love Carter 3, but my favorite was 2. But Carter 3 was a more mature Weezy and I love it for the time it came out and for how much he’s grown and to sell over a million records. It’s like the things you have to do to get these things. I love part two for a lot more personal reasons. So you know, that’s pretty much it. Carter 2 is a lot more harder I would say. This album is hard too, I liked the way he moved on it. But that’s just my personal opinion. Like with me, when I got an album coming out I know I got to go with a radio single, I rather put out a harder record know what I’m saying? But you know what the game requires and what you have to do meet certain standards you dig? That’s what it pretty much is.
Charles Hamilton:I used to listen to Wayne. Dedication 2 was a classic mixtape to me. He defined the mixtape rapper. When it came time for C3, he had already started taking himself too serious. The fire was gone it seemed. So when the album dropped, artist to artist I bought it to support. It was a mixtape over original grade A beats. Does that make the album wack? Whatever makes it wack is what makes it great. I have my opinion on Lil Wayne himself, but I never met him to say what's on my mind about him. I'm starting to learn that lesson more and more [laughs].
Paul Wall:Weezy F Baby set the standard for all rappers with this album. He killed it. He's one of the most creative artists in music. Also on songs like "A Milli" he doesn't rap the usual traditional sixteen bar verses and there's really not a chorus, yet it was still a huge song for '08. That shows that he's trying new styles and changing what we think of a normal rap song. He definitely lived up to his potential. He's on top of not only the rap game but music in general. It’s a great thing for Hip Hop.
It's a conflict of interest. Noone has the balls to be real about it cause they dont wanna burn any bridges.