2008: Mr.s Officer (Feat. Bobby Valentino & Kidd Kidd)
2008: Mr. Carter (Feat. Jay-Z)
2008: You Ain't Got Nuthin (Feat. Juelz Santana & Faboulous)
Rebirth
2009: Prom Queen
2009: Hot Revolver (feat. Dre)
2009: On Fire
2009: Da Da Da
2009: Drop The World (feat. Eminem)
Young Money Fam
2009: Every Girl (Feat. Young Money)
2009: BedRock (Feat. Young Money & Lloyd)
I Am Not A Human Being
2010: Right Above It (feat. Drake)
2010: I'm Single
Tha Carter IV
2011: 6 Foot 7 Foot (feat. Cory Gunz)
2011: John (feat. Rick Ross)
2011: How To Love
2011: She Will (feat. Drake)
Referanser
↑«Lil Wayne: FWA». Pitchfork (på engelsk). Condé Nast. 9. juli 2015. Besøkt 5. oktober 2023. «Fast-forward to 2015 and, after four years of hit-or-miss releases, The Free Weezy Album. A set billed as a "Tidal exclusive" doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. Tidal is already looking like the MiniDisc of streaming services and it’s only been around for a few months. The existence of FWA starts to make sense when you realize that Birdman (and by extension Cash Money) has essentially taken what would be Carter V hostage, and Wayne is currently prohibited from profiting from new music. But, as an "artist owner" of Tidal, no one is telling him he can’t release things for free. The Free Weezy Album, then, has a double meaning.»
↑«Lil Wayne: Tha Carter V». Pitchfork (på engelsk). Condé Nast. 1. oktober 2018. Besøkt 5. oktober 2023. «The long-delayed album captures Wayne how we want to remember him: openhearted, word-drunk, and exhilarated by the possibilities of his own voice.»
↑«Lil Wayne: Funeral». Pitchfork (på engelsk). Condé Nast. 4. februar 2020. Besøkt 5. oktober 2023. «With his big legacy album Tha Carter V out of the way, Weezy is back in the booth and cruising, experimenting with an array of styles and a dizzying maze of wordplay.»