Lil Wayne The Carter 4 Tracklist [cracked] 〈360p 1080p〉
Upon his release, the anticipation for C4 reached a fever pitch. Wayne was fresh out of jail, hungry, and now a bona fide rock star following the success of Rebirth . When the tracklist finally leaked, fans were salivating at the lineup of producers and guests. It promised a return to the core "Carter" sound while expanding his sonic palette.
The tracklist is anchored by three massive singles that still get radio play today. Lil Wayne The Carter 4 Tracklist
The original "John" was pushed to track 10, followed immediately by —a menacing, gully track that felt like the real spiritual sequel to "A Milli." This sequencing creates whiplash. You go from strumming a heartstring ballad to threatening violence over a Lex Luger beat. It’s the sound of Wayne trying to satisfy both the radio programmers and the mixtape junkies. Upon his release, the anticipation for C4 reached
However, that chaos is also its charm. The tracklist of Tha Carter IV is the sound of a man who had just been released from prison, who had a mountain of verses recorded, and who was trying to shove every single idea onto one disc. It lacks the tight, lean venom of Tha Carter II or the historic weight of III , but as a time capsule of 2011—an era of Maybach Music, Young Money excess, and Auto-Tune melancholy—it is peerless. It promised a return to the core "Carter"
Polow da Don samples John M. Perkins' "I Just Want to Be Your Girl" to create a stadium-sized beat that feels like a final boss fight. Rick Ross comes in with a thunderous verse about weight and money, while Wayne compares himself to the biblical John the Baptist. This track is pure testosterone.
The official tracklist for Tha Carter IV (standard edition) features major collaborations with , , and . Standard Edition Tracklist Track Title Featured Artist(s) Blunt Blowin 6 Foot 7 Foot Nightmares of the Bottom How to Hate André 3000 So Special John Legend How to Love President Carter Busta Rhymes Deluxe & Complete Edition Bonus Tracks