I feel like these guys have a lot more respect for Wayne these days. At least that's the impression I got from watching this after their new "Is Lil Wayne really retiring" video
I remember being delusional like overbite red hat guy, I was such a die hard Wayne fan that I thought this album was wayyy better then it actually was. To me this was actually where I really started to notice Wayne's decline. Can't see how they thought this was on par w/ C3, the album sounded very unfocused and he was nowhere near as sharp as previous projects.
I'm proud of how far they have come and still check their videos which I really like. this era however is my favourite. so raw and unpolished, and super casual.
That one kid is annoying. He can't take any criticism and the critiques aren't even going towards him. Every construction someone says, he has some bullshit excuse for Lil Wayne's terrible lyrics. On another note, the "reals g's move in silence like lasagna" is pretty funny.
As someone who grew up during this time, and lived through the public reaction to nearly every Wayne album... the perception of Wayne over the years and how its changed is fascinating. He had a lot of fans and always has, but a lot of hip hop heads hated him and thought that albums like this and every other one he released during this time, before, and beyond were not good. Nowadays, people call him a legend, you see more modern comments on this vid for example saying "this album's actually good" and hyping up all the albums people shitted on back when they came out... it's crazy. I think what happened is the kids/teens/young adults of today heard glimpses of Wayne back in the day, so now they're the ones perpetuating this new view of Wayne to the world while they listen to more popular artists in 2023. Wayne is a legend to them, and the artists they listen to, so that's the perception he has nowadays. A lot of people just respect him more in general, even ones that disliked him back in the day, such as some members of DEHH. A lot of people will probably be confused by this comment, but you have to understand, I lived through the release of all his shit. I saw everyone SHIT on MULTIPLE Wayne albums in a row. I saw everyone shit on nearly every single Wayne release for a very long period of time, like 2009-2018, until Tha Carter 5. After Carter 3 and before Carter 5... all of that, for the most part, was shitted on, and people said Wayne fell off, Wayne is garbage, etc. ... Carter 5 also could have contributed to the way people view him nowadays because it was actually solid and it came out at the perfect time. It's just very weird to me how someone can release music over and over and over and over and every time everyone's saying its trash, then I wake up one morning in 2020+ and he's a legend. I'm trying to figure out what I missed exactly. My opinion of Wayne is unchanged, the new perception of him hasn't really changed my thoughts on him. 2005-2009 is peak Wayne. All his dope mixtapes and his best albums, Carter 2 and 3, came out during those years. I still think most people today agree with that and rightfully so. But idk, I really just find it odd but also interesting how the young listeners of today are actually hyping up some albums that were shitted on when they came out, and they're changing the perception of certain artists and albums. Perhaps it could also be that Tha Carter 2 and 3 can be considered classics today... when back then, they weren't, they were just dope albums. So he wasn't a legend back then since he was still at his peak in terms of popularity, and then followed by his decline. Then he came back with Carter 5 which people liked... idk, if anyone has any thoughts on this, feel free to respond. I feel like it could be something obvious that I'm missing and maybe someone could help out. For the record, I'm not even that old myself, I've just been listening to hip hop for a very long time. And I'm not a Lil Wayne hater, just an objective hip hop fan and at this point in Wayne's career, he's probably released just as many, if not, more bad/garbage projects as good/great ones... perhaps the strength of his work from 2005-2009 elevated him to legend status in 2023, but I definitely feel like those albums are looked at more fondly in retrospect and I'm just not sure how you could ignore the garbage. Like I said, it has to be that "the garbage" to me is actually good to a lot of people nowadays. Idk.
When i heard the intro and heard the line "Im going hard like my water broke". Man i knew what was in store me. Holy shit, like you said Myke C-Town, this album was comical.
glad i finished watching this vid, glad to hear that people realize that effectively ´this is wayne´ and you gota throw your ´commercial hat on´, was getting kinda worried at the beginning there, mike says is like it is, crackin up by the end lol
@coolnesss16 I feel you. I think the statement should have been "if you ONLY listen to hip hop for lyrics you'll hate this album." There's nothing wrong with listening to catchy music every now and then. It's not that I don't think people that like Wayne like lyrical rappers...it's more that I don't see why anyone would go to Wayne for lyrics. But I agree with you.
PS: I really dig what you guys are doing, and I found you through the needle drop. Also, props to Mykecetown for mentioning the Hail Mary Mallon album in a one of the reviews! Great album!
Hey, C-town, here is a good punch line for ya: "Like a mentral, 'my lyrics' bleed through the pencil and leak on the sheet of the tablet in my mind " The simile and metaphor is pretty deep.
I love these guys, wether I disagree or agree...they always have great points to their opinions. These reviews are the best, and they have lots of them...much love ya'll.
Yall were trippin on this review 🤣🤣 Novacane, Up Up & Away, She Will, President Carter, 6 Foot 7 Foot, Two Shots. I can keep going. Damn near entire album is good! My personal fav Wayne Album. Im with Ken & the dude with the red hat
This was just a blast to watch. Refreshing to see people that have passion for the music and respect for each other. Well, for the most part anyway. Mics would be a good investment IMO. It's a little hard to understand what you're all saying sometimes.
@tubularguppy Yeah, I feel you. But I just meant that it would be different hearing Wayne come immediately after any of those guys (except Shyne...yuck). I know it's one big broken up track (which is kinda sorta cool), but I still think it was wise of him to not really put himself on the track with those dudes at the same time. Know what I mean?
@mykectown Not one of you guys.. I'm just referring to some of these comments that seem to bash wayne for not being lyrical..and, now it almost seems like some of waynes fans are turning there back on him after this release.. I'm just wondering what did they expect you know..
@mykectown You know.. I actually really liked C4. But i'm proudly a Lil wayne fan! I personally agree with you I don't see how you don't like it if your a fan of wayne cause if you happen to like the tracks for the ladies you could argue it's better then C3. It's just messed up people automatically assume you don't like lyrical rappers if you like lil wayne.. i don't listen to wayne to get something deep out of it.. I enjoy all your opinions though,good to see people passionate about hip hop.
@Bangaz22 Nope. Wrong. I like some. Just not much. Kanye, Nas, Pun, Big (if they count). I even liked Blueprint 3. It just turns out that the stuff we've reviewed didn't sit well with me.
@Bangaz22 true true true i feel you i see where you coming from but like i said ill give a underground on the come up artist a chance but if you a popular mainstream artist i most likely wont give it a second listen cause that album might not be for me but i see what you sayin hey im just a real jaded hip hop fan sometimes i get pissed cause i gotta go far an beyond to find some good fresh NON POP hip hop im glad i stumble on these guys they have some good reviews an keep it 100
Also, Whats up with an Action Bronson: Dr. Lecter album review? I know it came out a few months ago, but nobody has a review on it. I hear A. Bronson's "Shiraz" on a few intro to some of your vids.
Glad I found this channel I appreciate u dudes having the balls to speak ur mind not giving a fuck of what people could leave as a comment.t the album was trash yall right
@Altuawn1 Haha! Wayne is very touch and go for me. Most people don't know but I have bought Wayne albums before. He was much better than he is now. I'm talking Wayne with 500 Degrees, The Block Is Hot, etc. It's not like I hate Wayne. I can easily go from mainstream to underground.
11:13 "Which is why he's Wayne because he applies something you'd never thought he could apply to a situation" I actually burst out laughing at that :p. He's really overthinking his lyrics.
Dude in the red hat is right. Wayne is a comedian and mixed with the production it's a good album. 20 years from now I can hear "She Will" and it will sound like fall 2011 to me. He made another snapshot of a specific time period and I'll bump "Two Shots" til I die.
@SSBMSynikaL And, for the record, Ken is actually a perfect example of someone that can go from commercial rap to backpacker-type shit. And he enjoyed this album. He's obviously not a backpacker and not a mainstreamer. So you really shouldn't make things so black and white.
@mykectown damn that line was good tho, but in my defence, english is not my first language, and I live in a french environment so lyrics/punchlines are harder to get sometimes.
@TheBlakek66 The actual argument was about Carter 3 vs Carter 4. No one's talking about his first few albums. The point is, those two albums aren't that different to say I love Carter 3, but Carter 4 is horrible. I'm not even a Wayne fan and I can tell the dude has a formula. He's stuck to that formula for years. It's just now getting old? OK. I guess...
Lil Wayne is Lil Wayne. I love him just because of that. He is himself. He owns mainstream and that's just it. He is the best alive. New Orleans got him...
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Why is earl sweatshirt reviewing this album
😂😂😂😂
+Jon155mt why is earl making 30 minute albums?
+thekillerflipflop Dope 30 minute albums
Outkast Spartan true
More like Lil Baby
"its that wack to me, the lyrics are that wack"
"again, it comes back to the point that thats wayne"
"I agree, wayne is wack"
ctown just called something garbage on camera, lulz.
Hi fantail
@@Slesaint17 stop stanning Fantano
y all both failed to catch the music inthis one
Y'all need to bring the Wolfpack back for a few reviews they're hysterical
"ITS WAYNE!" red hat guy with popping side face vein
You’re cringe
I feel like these guys have a lot more respect for Wayne these days. At least that's the impression I got from watching this after their new "Is Lil Wayne really retiring" video
true
yeah i think so too cuz the one who's sayin he is wack is givin him alotta of
credit in the other videos
I remember being delusional like overbite red hat guy, I was such a die hard Wayne fan that I thought this album was wayyy better then it actually was. To me this was actually where I really started to notice Wayne's decline. Can't see how they thought this was on par w/ C3, the album sounded very unfocused and he was nowhere near as sharp as previous projects.
She Will was amazing tho
Real Wayne fans saw the decline in carter 3. Mainstream Wayne started on that album.
I wonder where he’s at now
@@djfusionkotbCarter 3 had hella filler, but I think that was cause of the leaks
@@Steven-uk2fz C3 just wasn’t as good as C1 and C2. C3 was a lot of people’s first lil Wayne album so they praise it alot more.
why were they all picking on feefo for not liking the album, he aint even a big lil wayne fan
dude in the red hat reminds me of antoin dodson
This is the first DeadEndHipHop video I ever watched.
Same. It put me on DEHH
i miss how rough DEHH felt from these times
You and me both
It was better back then. It feels a bit overproduced now. Back then it was raw content, no politics or bs.
I'm proud of how far they have come and still check their videos which I really like. this era however is my favourite. so raw and unpolished, and super casual.
Throwback video lmao. Been rockin wit y'all since 50K subs.. Y'all keep doin ur thing, 500k subs than a mil will come sooner than u think.
That one kid is annoying. He can't take any criticism and the critiques aren't even going towards him. Every construction someone says, he has some bullshit excuse for Lil Wayne's terrible lyrics. On another note, the "reals g's move in silence like lasagna" is pretty funny.
its wayne! its wayne!
kats938 i don't mind his defense. At the end of the day, people like what they like
i agree with c-town
As someone who grew up during this time, and lived through the public reaction to nearly every Wayne album... the perception of Wayne over the years and how its changed is fascinating. He had a lot of fans and always has, but a lot of hip hop heads hated him and thought that albums like this and every other one he released during this time, before, and beyond were not good. Nowadays, people call him a legend, you see more modern comments on this vid for example saying "this album's actually good" and hyping up all the albums people shitted on back when they came out... it's crazy. I think what happened is the kids/teens/young adults of today heard glimpses of Wayne back in the day, so now they're the ones perpetuating this new view of Wayne to the world while they listen to more popular artists in 2023. Wayne is a legend to them, and the artists they listen to, so that's the perception he has nowadays. A lot of people just respect him more in general, even ones that disliked him back in the day, such as some members of DEHH. A lot of people will probably be confused by this comment, but you have to understand, I lived through the release of all his shit. I saw everyone SHIT on MULTIPLE Wayne albums in a row. I saw everyone shit on nearly every single Wayne release for a very long period of time, like 2009-2018, until Tha Carter 5. After Carter 3 and before Carter 5... all of that, for the most part, was shitted on, and people said Wayne fell off, Wayne is garbage, etc. ... Carter 5 also could have contributed to the way people view him nowadays because it was actually solid and it came out at the perfect time. It's just very weird to me how someone can release music over and over and over and over and every time everyone's saying its trash, then I wake up one morning in 2020+ and he's a legend. I'm trying to figure out what I missed exactly.
My opinion of Wayne is unchanged, the new perception of him hasn't really changed my thoughts on him. 2005-2009 is peak Wayne. All his dope mixtapes and his best albums, Carter 2 and 3, came out during those years. I still think most people today agree with that and rightfully so. But idk, I really just find it odd but also interesting how the young listeners of today are actually hyping up some albums that were shitted on when they came out, and they're changing the perception of certain artists and albums. Perhaps it could also be that Tha Carter 2 and 3 can be considered classics today... when back then, they weren't, they were just dope albums. So he wasn't a legend back then since he was still at his peak in terms of popularity, and then followed by his decline. Then he came back with Carter 5 which people liked... idk, if anyone has any thoughts on this, feel free to respond. I feel like it could be something obvious that I'm missing and maybe someone could help out. For the record, I'm not even that old myself, I've just been listening to hip hop for a very long time. And I'm not a Lil Wayne hater, just an objective hip hop fan and at this point in Wayne's career, he's probably released just as many, if not, more bad/garbage projects as good/great ones... perhaps the strength of his work from 2005-2009 elevated him to legend status in 2023, but I definitely feel like those albums are looked at more fondly in retrospect and I'm just not sure how you could ignore the garbage. Like I said, it has to be that "the garbage" to me is actually good to a lot of people nowadays. Idk.
You know its bad when the Interlude is the best song on the album...and Wayne isn't even on the track
Dude in the red hat... leave
which one?
I think he means the one to the left
@@hebrew26commandmentspower55 my left or your left
@@Genesis_1984 my left
I love when the whole room went nuts after Ken said that it sounded like Lil Wayne sat down and put the album together.
Damn, Myke used to hate Wayne. When did the transition happen because on the dedication 6 review, he said he liked Wayne from C1 to C3.
8:40 was pure chaos lmaooooooo
Hilarious review just cause of this guy's fanboying
Who’s?
@@yourmusiclover9205 Dude in the red hat
@@KSxGUAPO oh yeah,him lmao. He just kept saying “it’s Wayne! It’s Wayne! The whole time as an excuse for his terrible lyrics.
"thats the stupidest thing i've ever heard" myke hits the nail on the head, every time, great review
This review is still better then the album.
?????
That guy that looks like Lloyd banks is always yelling
When i heard the intro and heard the line "Im going hard like my water broke". Man i knew what was in store me. Holy shit, like you said Myke C-Town, this album was comical.
😂
glad i finished watching this vid, glad to hear that people realize that effectively ´this is wayne´ and you gota throw your ´commercial hat on´, was getting kinda worried at the beginning there, mike says is like it is, crackin up by the end lol
Years later and I just realized that these are Feefo's brothers 🤣
At first I thought the dude on left is Feefo lol
they’re his brothers fr?
GREAT conversation though. this is the best one probably in my opinion. it really shows different perspectives between generations.
A lot of Tha Carter 4 reviews are kinda aging badly. This album is loved by so many now.
shiddd i still think its mid to this day
@@patsvinylcorner Agreed. I find a lot of Lil Wayne’s music aging rather badly.
I think the album was alright
not one person could listen to this album front to back and not find something they DIDIDNT like
Same here. I used to think it was alright back then
i love Kinge, he actually sparks off the arguments about albums
wow that song dude shouted out is actually really dope it's called:
Lil Wayne - Demolition Freestyle part 1
casino movie in the back
good spot
@spcw4 Those Lil Wayne fanboys are some of the smartest kids I've run across in a long time. So there!
Mykectown's perspective is always dead honest and on target especially on this album review. He had me rollin.
This album was great in retrospect.
omg bet review yet. please give us some deleted scenes. that shit was f' hilarous.
keep banging those reviews!
As soon as Wayne started calling himself Tunechi he went downhill
That guy in the red snap back taking this shit too seriously . Look how his veins stick out
the guy with the red hat on backwards is like the mainstream C town lol
@coolnesss16 I feel you. I think the statement should have been "if you ONLY listen to hip hop for lyrics you'll hate this album." There's nothing wrong with listening to catchy music every now and then. It's not that I don't think people that like Wayne like lyrical rappers...it's more that I don't see why anyone would go to Wayne for lyrics. But I agree with you.
PS: I really dig what you guys are doing, and I found you through the needle drop. Also, props to Mykecetown for mentioning the Hail Mary Mallon album in a one of the reviews! Great album!
Hey, C-town, here is a good punch line for ya: "Like a mentral, 'my lyrics' bleed through the pencil and leak on the sheet of the tablet in my mind " The simile and metaphor is pretty deep.
I love these guys, wether I disagree or agree...they always have great points to their opinions. These reviews are the best, and they have lots of them...much love ya'll.
You guys ever come back to this video and wonder what these two dudes are doing now?
Yessir. There were a lot of DEHH collaborators in this early era who didn't really blow up lmfao
@mykectown face at 10:48-10:51 priceless "what happened to hip hop?" face
Rod Killed it. "I think I like substance"
fefo's brothers look nothing like him
Dolphins be like 8:41
🤣
myke's impression of wayne "im a big dawg, i wear eight chains" HAHAHA
Yall were trippin on this review 🤣🤣 Novacane, Up Up & Away, She Will, President Carter, 6 Foot 7 Foot, Two Shots. I can keep going. Damn near entire album is good! My personal fav Wayne Album. Im with Ken & the dude with the red hat
@coolnesss16 Who are you talking to? Who was listening to Wayne for social consciousness?
How the mighty have fallen #lilwayne
love tha review...keep up tha good work
Some say wolf pack is still sending mike C town Wayne punch lines
Lil Wayne has decent punchlines that are funny i think, but I think Childish Gambino is a way better punchline rapper than Weezy
Ive seen this video a couple times and that Big Sean comment always has my dying
That lasagna line was bar of the year phuck what you heard
One great punchline in an album full of horrible ones
This was just a blast to watch. Refreshing to see people that have passion for the music and respect for each other. Well, for the most part anyway.
Mics would be a good investment IMO. It's a little hard to understand what you're all saying sometimes.
Best review yet. Wish it was longer.BTW, Casino is awesome.
This was like watch the throne, a damn good HIP-POP album
@tubularguppy Yeah, I feel you. But I just meant that it would be different hearing Wayne come immediately after any of those guys (except Shyne...yuck). I know it's one big broken up track (which is kinda sorta cool), but I still think it was wise of him to not really put himself on the track with those dudes at the same time. Know what I mean?
I like The Carter 1 & 2 Wayne that's when he was nice in my eyes tbh...
i agree with c town. if you're a commercial rap fan you'll love this album. i thought the album was whack but dude makes some good singles and hits.
mike is alright, he lets you know how he feels. I like his choice of music too
@mykectown Not one of you guys.. I'm just referring to some of these comments that seem to bash wayne for not being lyrical..and, now it almost seems like some of waynes fans are turning there back on him after this release.. I'm just wondering what did they expect you know..
I'm so glad they got rid of these dudes they used to do collabs with. They were awful
damn; that review was funny! the guest is a die hard wayne fan, stan, wow
mike is right, as always. yet another great vid, keep it up guys
@mykectown I never looked at putting that track together. That would be interesting to put it all together as one track.
@mykectown You know.. I actually really liked C4. But i'm proudly a Lil wayne fan! I personally agree with you I don't see how you don't like it if your a fan of wayne cause if you happen to like the tracks for the ladies you could argue it's better then C3. It's just messed up people automatically assume you don't like lyrical rappers if you like lil wayne.. i don't listen to wayne to get something deep out of it.. I enjoy all your opinions though,good to see people passionate about hip hop.
6 foot 7 foot what's the most lyrical song on the radio of that year
I think a lot of us wanted to hear C-Town's response.
idk how yall saying carter 3 aint better than carter 4 lmao yall gotta explain that to me
Right ?? Both sucks
I agree. I always like hearing what he has to say whether or not I agree with him.
@Bangaz22 Nope. Wrong. I like some. Just not much. Kanye, Nas, Pun, Big (if they count). I even liked Blueprint 3. It just turns out that the stuff we've reviewed didn't sit well with me.
Lil Wayne's punchline attempts are about as good as Shaq was from the free-throw line!
@Bangaz22 true true true i feel you i see where you coming from but like i said ill give a underground on the come up artist a chance but if you a popular mainstream artist i most likely wont give it a second listen cause that album might not be for me but i see what you sayin hey im just a real jaded hip hop fan sometimes i get pissed cause i gotta go far an beyond to find some good fresh NON POP hip hop im glad i stumble on these guys they have some good reviews an keep it 100
you guys should do a episode about DMX because he is trying to make a new album. Do you guys think it will go platinum like his last 6 ?
Also, Whats up with an Action Bronson: Dr. Lecter album review? I know it came out a few months ago, but nobody has a review on it. I hear A. Bronson's "Shiraz" on a few intro to some of your vids.
@relapsin Hahhahahahah! He blew the potato apart with the barrel of his gun! So clever!
Glad I found this channel I appreciate u dudes having the balls to speak ur mind not giving a fuck of what people could leave as a comment.t the album was trash yall right
no ones in my way like nobody is my security
Nothing is in my way like nothings my security
@Altuawn1 Haha! Wayne is very touch and go for me. Most people don't know but I have bought Wayne albums before. He was much better than he is now. I'm talking Wayne with 500 Degrees, The Block Is Hot, etc. It's not like I hate Wayne. I can easily go from mainstream to underground.
Review Das Racist's "Relax" album. That'll be a good review to watch for sure.
I'm with you on that. Obviously you grow up & change what you like, but Wayne dumbed it down craaazy, no denying.
11:13
"Which is why he's Wayne because he applies something you'd never thought he could apply to a situation"
I actually burst out laughing at that :p. He's really overthinking his lyrics.
@Altuawn1 Hahahah! Glad I could make people giggle!
Dude in the red hat is right. Wayne is a comedian and mixed with the production it's a good album. 20 years from now I can hear "She Will" and it will sound like fall 2011 to me. He made another snapshot of a specific time period and I'll bump "Two Shots" til I die.
@SSBMSynikaL And, for the record, Ken is actually a perfect example of someone that can go from commercial rap to backpacker-type shit. And he enjoyed this album. He's obviously not a backpacker and not a mainstreamer. So you really shouldn't make things so black and white.
@PostLikeHakeem Um...that was Ken's point. Get onto him about that. For the record, I didn't like Nastradamus either. But then again, who did?
it'd be so cool to have wayne in this room to go ahead and explain the shit he put on this "album".
Kinge thats my opinion to a T, word to you man
@mykectown damn that line was good tho, but in my defence, english is not my first language, and I live in a french environment so lyrics/punchlines are harder to get sometimes.
@TheBlakek66 The actual argument was about Carter 3 vs Carter 4. No one's talking about his first few albums. The point is, those two albums aren't that different to say I love Carter 3, but Carter 4 is horrible. I'm not even a Wayne fan and I can tell the dude has a formula. He's stuck to that formula for years. It's just now getting old? OK. I guess...
Nice!! Fiorentina!!! I'm planning to visit there and watch a football match next season.....all I need is miracle cash LOL!
Lil Wayne is Lil Wayne. I love him just because of that. He is himself. He owns mainstream and that's just it. He is the best alive. New Orleans got him...
Here's What I Think Of The Carter IV. Put YourSelf In Insomnia Mode, And Imagine That You've Never Heard Carter III, And Carter IV. Listen To Both, And You've Got MY Answer On the Carter IV.
Damn this is 6 years old.
randomassname
Lol.
Times change
So is your comment.
lol.....this review.....for the MOST PART, was on point. "It's Wayne"......EXACTLY! nUFF sAID.