What is the most significant song of Lil Wayne's career?

[DarthRozay]

Lollipop was his crossover hit

RIP Static Major

 

[DarthRozay]

There is an other option... but I'm not asking what his best song was lyrically. I'm asking, as the general consensus of Wayne is in the 19 years he's been rapping, what song has defined his career the most?

Shit dont even have fireman on it

In what world is Fireman more impactful on Wayne's career than A Millie or Lollipop?

No fireman/c2 was his ny crossover that's why they rock wit it heavy… c1 was his east coast cross over…

You clearly don't know what crossover means. You can't have a "NY crossover" and a "east coast cross over". You either have a crossover hit or you don't

 

[soul rattler]

There is an other option... but I'm not asking what his best song was lyrically. I'm asking, as the general consensus of Wayne is in the 19 years he's been rapping, what song has defined his career the most?

Shit dont even have fireman on it

In what world is Fireman more impactful on Wayne's career than A Millie or Lollipop?

Nigga I know what the thread is asking lol and a thread where other is the best poll option sucks

You could even throw his overrated we takin over verse to this also as to what it did

Obviously you don't. Monizzle out here arguing your point better than you.

 

[soul rattler]

There is an other option... but I'm not asking what his best song was lyrically. I'm asking, as the general consensus of Wayne is in the 19 years he's been rapping, what song has defined his career the most?

Shit dont even have fireman on it

In what world is Fireman more impactful on Wayne's career than A Millie or Lollipop?

Back that Azz up got him popping regionally. Fireman came during his mixtape run as a mainstream single that tied him as a top tier mainstream rapper coast to coast. If Back that Azz up was such a big song for wayne commercially Carter 1 would have been his Carter 3 as far as it's first week sales. On the contrary the steam from Fireman and even the final hits of Carter 1 pushed wayne to the top of the commerical game.

I'm not arguing that Back That Azz Up was "big" for Wayne commercially. I'm saying it encapsulates his career with Cash Money and what he's capable even with his most minimal effort.

 

[Beta]

There is an other option... but I'm not asking what his best song was lyrically. I'm asking, as the general consensus of Wayne is in the 19 years he's been rapping, what song has defined his career the most?

Shit dont even have fireman on it

In what world is Fireman more impactful on Wayne's career than A Millie or Lollipop?

Nigga I know what the thread is asking lol and a thread where other is the best poll option sucks

You could even throw his overrated we takin over verse to this also as to what it did

Obviously you don't. Monizzle out here arguing your point better than you.

I really dont care though to even argue anything. I'm just here to tell you your poll sucks that's all.

 

[BenjaminE]

Bling bling...

Although TS sucks at the poll options, he has a point seeing that white ppl still say "bling bling" and "drop it like it's hot" to this day...

 

[trendsetta1030]

There is an other option... but I'm not asking what his best song was lyrically. I'm asking, as the general consensus of Wayne is in the 19 years he's been rapping, what song has defined his career the most?

Shit dont even have fireman on it

In what world is Fireman more impactful on Wayne's career than A Millie or Lollipop?

No fireman/c2 was his ny crossover that's why they rock wit it heavy… c1 was his east coast cross over…

You clearly don't know what crossover means. You can't have a "NY crossover" and a "east coast cross over". You either have a crossover hit or you don't

Ny be in they own world bra ya get separated frm tha rest

 

[Turfaholic]

Bling Bling

Everything else is just plain retarded

 

[StoneColdMikey]

Yeah this your second thread in that row with terrible options

 

[Listencloser]

 

[soul rattler]

Yeah this your second thread in that row with terrible options

Jesus fucking Christ

Pick "other" and shut the fuck up

 

[Qiv_Owan]

Wayne lost lots of creativity when he found that crutch

The "im not a kid so im gonna start cussin now"

The Block Is Hot and Biznite are my fav Wayne tracks, he should go back to not cussing on some Master P shit (Good Side, Bad Side)

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

Wayne lost lots of creativity when he found that crutch

The "im not a kid so im gonna start cussin now"

The Block Is Hot and Biznite are my fav Wayne tracks, he should go back to not cussing on some Master P shit (Good Side, Bad Side)

What?

That nigga was cussin on record back then too.

 

[Qiv_Owan]

Wayne lost lots of creativity when he found that crutch

The "im not a kid so im gonna start cussin now"

The Block Is Hot and Biznite are my fav Wayne tracks, he should go back to not cussing on some Master P shit (Good Side, Bad Side)

What?

That nigga was cussin on record back then too.

U get my point tho...maybe a few 'niggas' but he cant spit like this no more

 

[CashmoneyDux]

Nigga said a NY crossover lmaoooooooo

 

[trendsetta1030]

Nigga said a NY crossover lmaoooooooo

East coast cross over


East coast take over


Ny cross over… took over a city that wasn't even his own


I take whores kuz you peel off I take off… double eantre Wayne was finessing …

 

[Bcotton5]

Carter 5 in stores very soon

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

Wayne lost lots of creativity when he found that crutch

The "im not a kid so im gonna start cussin now"

The Block Is Hot and Biznite are my fav Wayne tracks, he should go back to not cussing on some Master P shit (Good Side, Bad Side)

What?

That nigga was cussin on record back then too.

No. On TBIH, he literally only cursed (barring the word nigga) on Fuck Tha World and alludes to it in the hook. Any other profanities were from guest artists.

 

[Karl.]

Bling Bling was BG's track.

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

Bling Bling was BG's track.

Yea but according to Weezy on Hollywood Divorce he coined the term.