What did we really expect from Lil' Wayne's new album? We got too much of a good thing with his last album and took our past emotional connection to the Carter 3 and let it get the best of us. Wayne's skills are none the less on a level that some artist may never experiences, but he talked this album up to be something of gold, which he could retire on, my suggestion is not to quit your day job Wayne.
We'll see how the album sells, which I'm sure will be out the roof before the day of release is up, but can he compete with his masterpieces like "A Milli" "Build the Beat" and "Got Money". Maybe the time in prison did slow down him a bit on the release of a new album, but artist like T.I. let the prison life give them a new inspiration, i feel that the easy life of prison spoiled Wayne and made him think that life is too easy for him and he doesn't have to try any more. Well wake up Wayne, never stop impressing, or you won't be too impressive very long.
Tracks like "6 foot 7 foot" made this album appear to be everything and more that Dr. Carter promised, but sounds can be deceiving just as looks can be. The Carter IV is not a appointment's, it has some good tracks, but nothing that was produced in the 2008 album. It was possibly the peak of his career, but i look forward to any other works that he comes with because i still feel that he is gifted artist which has a lot of potential. We'll just have to see what the future holds for this young rapper.
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