Tha Carter III is the sixth studio album by Lil Wayne, released June 10, 2008 on Cash Money Records. It follows a long string of mixtape releases and guest appearances on other hip hop and R&B. Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter V' has been rumored to come out for years. It remains to be seen whether they will be on the final tracklist. TMZ reported that Wayne was “pissed” about the Shkreli.

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Contents • • • • • • • • • Background [ ] The title of the album was based on 'The Carter', which is the empire from the 1991 movie, as well as Wayne's last name. Singles [ ] The album's lead, 'Bring It Back' was released on April 10, 2004. The song serves its production and as a featured from then-'s frequent. The album's second single, ' was released on October 5, 2004. Mannie Fresh's production were also featured on this song (the same producer, who recently produced the song 'Bring It Back'), in which latter released as his first single.

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The album's third single, 'Earthquake' was released on November 16, 2004. The song serves its production and as a featured guest vocals was from a fellow record producer. Commercial performance [ ] The album debuted at number five on the, with first week sales of 116,000 copies in the United States.

On September 7, 2004, the album was by the (RIAA) for sales of over 1,000,000 copies in the United States. As of November 2005, the album sold 1,876,442 copies in the United States. In 2008, Tha Carter's sales went back up on hype that was coming and re-entered the Billboard charts at #33. In that year, it sold 385,000 copies and as of 2017, Tha Carter has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States. Track listing [ ] No.

Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1. 'Walk In' 3:04 2. ', Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:41 3.

'This Is the Carter' (featuring Mannie Fresh) Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:36 4. Carter, Jr., Thomas, Mannie Fresh 4:58 5. 'On the Block #1 (skit)' Mannie Fresh, Lil Wayne 0:18 6. 'I Miss My Dawgs' (featuring Reel) Carter, Jr., Thomas, R.Q. Dickerson Mannie Fresh, Raj Smoove 4:35 7. 'We Don't' (featuring ) Carter, Jr., Leslie Brathwaite 4:09 8. 'On My Own' (featuring Reel) Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:28 9.

'Tha Heat' Carter, Jr., Dickerson Raj Smoove 4:36 10. 'Cash Money Millionaires' Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:42 11. 'Inside' Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 1:30 12. 'Bring It Back' (featuring Mannie Fresh) Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:21 13.

'Who Wanna' Carter, Jr., Dickerson Raj Smoove 4:32 14. 'On the Block #2 (skit)' Mannie Fresh, Lil Wayne 0:23 15. 'Get Down' (featuring Birdman) Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:32 16. 'Snitch' Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 3:55 17. 'Hoes' (featuring Mannie Fresh) Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:32 18. 'Only Way' (featuring Birdman) Carter, Jr., Williams Mannie Fresh 4:33 19. 'Earthquake' (featuring ) Carter, Jr., Thomas, Mannie Fresh, Jazze Pha 5:16 20.

'Ain't That a Bitch' Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 4:17 21. 'Walk Out' Carter, Jr., Thomas Mannie Fresh 1:08 Total length: 79:07 If the album was purchased in Canada, 'Walk In', 'Inside' and 'Walk Out' are recorded on a different instrumental, with slightly different lyrics. Also, 'Earthquake' is replaced by the song 'Crack Ya Bottle' by Lil Wayne featuring Reel, produced by the Architects. These changes are a result of sample clearance issues. • Kellman, Andy. At • Steve 'Flash' Juon (2004-07-13).

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EDITORS’ NOTES In an industry that becomes more inhibited and conservative with each passing year, Wayne is one of the few million-dollar pop stars who refuses to color inside the lines. This album’s jarring collection of styles is what makes it exciting, and what makes it so definitively Wayne. No one could make Weezy choose between the Jamaican infusions of “Mrs. Officer” and “A Milli,” the vintage soul of “Mr. Carter” and “Dr.

Carter” and “Let the Beat Build,” and the pop subversions of “La La” and “Lollipop.” They are all equal parts of Wayne’s personality, and Tha Carter III accords them all equal space. Wayne is the most quotable man in music, and he uses his voices in ways that makes other rappers appear timid and banal. EDITORS’ NOTES In an industry that becomes more inhibited and conservative with each passing year, Wayne is one of the few million-dollar pop stars who refuses to color inside the lines. This album’s jarring collection of styles is what makes it exciting, and what makes it so definitively Wayne.

No one could make Weezy choose between the Jamaican infusions of “Mrs. Officer” and “A Milli,” the vintage soul of “Mr. Carter” and “Dr. Carter” and “Let the Beat Build,” and the pop subversions of “La La” and “Lollipop.” They are all equal parts of Wayne’s personality, and Tha Carter III accords them all equal space. Wayne is the most quotable man in music, and he uses his voices in ways that makes other rappers appear timid and banal.

Getty Lil Wayne performs Lil Wayne has spent the past few years embroiled in a legal battle with Universal Music Group and his former record label Cash Money., the first documents for the suit were filed back in May 2015, and the notice for dismissal was filed on May 23, 2018. Universal has recently decided to settle the suit, and pay Wayne “well over $10 million.” In addition to the settlement, Universal will reportedly release Wayne’s long-delayed album. The album has been in the works for years, and has experienced a number of setbacks due to underperforming singles and the rapper’s numerous legal troubles. It has since gained a mythic status among Wayne’s fans, as it is intended to be the final installment in his beloved Tha Carter series. Here’s what you need to know about Lil Wayne’s album Tha Carter V: 1. It Was First Announced Back in 2012.

Wayne announced that was going to release Tha Carter V shortly after. He told MTV that the sonic direction of the two albums would be similar, and that Tha Carter V would be his swan song.

“I know y’all want me around for a bit, and Carter V is my last album,” he said, “Man, I’ve been rappin’ since I was 8 years old. I’m 30 now, man.

That’s a long time, man.” The initial recording sessions for Tha Carter V took place between 2013-14, during which time Wayne maintained that it would be his last solo album. “Whenever I have to pitch in for a Young Money album, a album and something like that and maybe something out of the blue, I will”, he explained, “but the way I’m working on this album, it’s to me, the way it seems like now, it seems like it’ll be impossible for me to work this hard again for anything else.”. Over the years, rumors have surfaced that, the President of Cash Money Records, is the driving force behind the album’s delay. Most of these rumors stem from the Twitter rant that Wayne went on in 2014, where he said point blank: “My album won’t and hasn’t been released [because] Baby & Cash Money Rec. Refuse to release it.” The rapper added: “I want off this label and nothing to do with these people but unfortunately it ain’t that easy.” Birdman went on to deny these allegations in a.

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“I think its more of a misunderstanding than a money issue”, he said. “If you knew me you’d know I always gave Wayne anything and everything he always wanted.”. Wayne began releasing promotional singles for Tha Carter V back in 2014, when it was originally set to come out. The first single was “Believe Me” featuring Drake, which peaked at #26 on the Billboard Hot 100, and received general acclaim from critics. Wayne followed it up with ““, ““, and “” featuring The Lox, none of which performed very well. “” and ““, featuring Christina Milian, were the next singles released, though they failed to chart on Billboard. “Grindin”, another Drake collaboration, failed to generate much heat either, peaking at #49 on the Hot 100, despite having a flashy music video to back it up. Check it out below.

The release date for Tha Carter V came and went, and Wayne channeled his frustrations into a series of free mixtapes., and were all released in 2015, and saw the emcee taking aim at Birdman and Cash Money in his lyrics. These mixtapes received, with many critics feeling that Wayne was focusing on quantity over quality. On the song “CoCo”, Wayne rapped: “Now I don’t want no problems, I just want my money/Ain’t gotta hold no conversation, nor my luggage/Tell whoever’s countin’ that I’m on a hundred/Woo, Birdman Junior – more like Ugly Duckling.”. Businessman Martin Shkreli claimed that he had obtained what he believed to be an authentic copy of Tha Carter V. “Nobody knows what Tha Carter V is” he said. “In fact, nobody can say until Lil Wayne says, ‘This is Tha Carter V.

He’s controlling it.’ If he says, ‘You know what? That two-CD thing that Martin has?

I’m gonna add some stuff. I’m gonna take a track off and put in five more.’ If he says that’s Tha Carter V, then that’s Tha Carter V, it’s his call. Not my call.” A few months later, Shkreli leaked a couple of snippets off the album, including one reportedly called “Mona Lisa”, which features Kendrick Lamar. Many fans were skeptical of Shkreli’s claims, but Daily Caller reporter Alex Pfeiffer confirmed that the album was legitimate. “Martin told me that Lil Wayne sold his Bugatti Veyron to some guy.

The guy then discovered CDs and assorted personal belongings of Wayne in the car,”. “[The guy] called Wayne and asked if he wanted them back and Wayne said ‘no.’ One of these CDs turned out to be Tha Carter V and he sold it to Shkreli.”. Report this ad The album cover, which depicts Wayne as a child with his mother, supports this theme of maturation. “Music is about self. It’s supposed to be personal, a reflection of me, unless you have somebody writing it for you, and everybody knows I’m not that artist. I’m not sending a message because the message may not get across.

Whatever message you take from it is your choice.” More recently, Wayne sat down with to discuss the album’s lengthy delay and why he hasn’t leaked it online: “You’re going to see Tha Carter V. I just don’t want to put it out the wrong way. Honestly, I can do what I want at any time. The fans deserve it to be right and that’s how it’s gonna be. I’ma make sure it’s right.

I can drop whenever I want to drop. That’s why I keep dropping whenever I want to drop.

But I’m not gonna give them Tha Carter V the wrong way.”.