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Lil Wayne has officially announced that his much-anticipated album, Tha Carter VI, will be released on June 6th. He shared this exciting news earlier this week on social media, along with a nostalgic video montage showcasing moments from his illustrious career.
Reflection and Determination
In the video, Lil Wayne reflects on his journey, stating,
“I was put here for a reason. It might be tough to surpass my past work, but staying true to myself is never difficult, and that’s exactly what I’ll keep doing”.
He also expresses his dedication, saying, “They call me Weezy Baby, if ya nasty,” before affirming his intention to continue making platinum records and leaving a lasting mark on the music industry.
Fan Reactions
The video has sparked significant excitement among fans, with many expressing their anticipation for the new music. One fan on X (formerly Twitter) commented,
“I’ve never been more ready for anything in my life when it comes to music, lol.” Another added, “He’s the best to do it, no one can put words together like him. I’m so hyped for the new album.”
Some even joked about the announcement being made on April 1st, adding a playful twist.
Tha Carter VI And Pre-Order Information
Tha Carter VI is now available for pre-order, and fans are eager to get their hands on the new album as soon as it drops.
Tha Carter V Recap
This will be the first album in the Tha Carter series since Tha Carter V was released in 2018. That album featured collaborations with major artists like Swiss Beatz, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Nicki Minaj, Ashanti, Travis Scott, and the late XXXTentacion, among others. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and sold 480,000 units in its first week. Notable tracks included “Uproar” and “Mona Lisa”.
Recent Collaborations And Performances
As of 2025, Lil Wayne has not released new singles leading up to Tha Carter VI, but he recently teamed up with LiAngelo Ball for a remix of his track “Tweaker”. Additionally, he has reunited with the Hot Boys for live performances and is set to headline J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival later this year.
