Lil Wayne

May 13, 2023

US rapper Lil Wayne has gained the adoration of fans through several great rap tunes. The hip hop star, whose professional career began during the mid-90s, hails from the city of New Orleans in...

Drake / Eminem / Kanye West / Lil Wayne

January 18, 2023

“Forever” by Drake, Lil Wayne, Eminem & Kanye West

As with most cyphers or posse cuts, “Forever” is braggadocious in nature. The emcees are given a general theme or perhaps in this case just a single word – “forever” – and then are tasked...

2 Chainz / Chance the Rapper / Lil Wayne

May 6, 2022

“No Problem” by Chance the Rapper (ft. Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz)

Thematically, “No Problem” is centered on Chance the Rapper threatening the music industry. You see Chance is a musician who managed to blow up, win Grammys even, as an independent artist. And whereas the opportunity for...

Birdman / Lil Wayne / Roddy Ricch

April 21, 2022

“Stunnaman” by Birdman & Roddy Ricch (ft. Lil Wayne)

“Stunnaman” is of course braggadocious in nature. For instance, in context, the term “stunnaman”, which is applied to the vocalists, seems to serve as an allusion to their showy wealth. And basically, there really isn’t...

Busta Rhymes / Chris Brown / Lil Wayne

March 30, 2022

“Look at Me Now” by Chris Brown (ft. Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne)

For the sake of simplicity, it can be said that the primary addressee of “Look at Me Now” are the haters, i.e. dudes who are jealous of the vocalists. Taking a hip-hop approach to...

Lil Wayne / Machine Gun Kelly

March 7, 2022

“Ay!” by Machine Gun Kelly & Lil Wayne

“Ay!” has correctly been classified as an exercise in emo rap. Indeed it is lyrically reminiscent, particularly from Machine Gun Kelly’s perspective, to a song that the late Juice WRLD would have dropped. In other words,...

Lil Wayne / The Weeknd

January 11, 2022

“I Heard You’re Married” by The Weeknd (ft. Lil Wayne)

There is a prevailing and totally unsubstantiated theory that from The Weeknd’s perspective, the intended addressee of “I Heard You’re Married” is none other than Ariana Grande. Such assertions read a lot like clickbait, especially when you...

Ariana Grande / Lil Wayne

November 13, 2021

“Let Me Love You” by Ariana Grande (ft. Lil Wayne)

The content of “Let Me Love You” is premised on the primary vocalist (Ariana Grande) being on the rebound, i.e. emotionally reeling from a failed romantic relationship. In fact in the very first line, Ariana...

KSI / Lil Wayne

August 6, 2021

“Lose” by KSI & Lil Wayne

KSI and Lil Wayne’s “Lose” is actually a love song, one that can be said to be based on a less-than-ideal relationship between the vocalist(s) and addressee. As presented by Lil Wayne, he is the...

Drake / Lil Wayne / Tyga

August 4, 2021

“The Motto” by Drake (ft. Lil Wayne and Tyga)

It doesn’t take rocket science to make an accurate presumption of what a song by Drake featuring Lil Wayne and Tyga would read like. So let’s dive into what the vocalists are saying a bit...

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