Lil WayneBest Lil Wayne Albums Ranked
7.4
Avg Score
83
Opinions
34
Albums
18
Reviewers
Summary from 83 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated Lil Wayne's catalog across 34 albums from 83 opinions, with an overall average of 7.4/10. The top-rated Lil Wayne album is Da Drought 3 (2007) with a 9.3/10 average from 4 ratings, followed by Tha Carter III and Tha Carter II. The discography on Wavelength spans 2000 to 2025. She Will ranks as the highest-rated Lil Wayne song on Wavelength with a 10.0/10 average.
Da Drought 3
2007
Tha Carter III
2008
Tha Carter II
2004
The Carter III (mixtape)
2008
Tha Carter
2004
No Ceilings
2009
Dedication 2
2006
Lights Out
2000
Dedication 4
2012
I Am Not a Human Being
2010
Tha Carter V
2018
Fwa
2015
Sorry 4 The Wait
2022
Funeral
2020
Rebirth
2008
I Am Not a Human Being II
2013
Tha Fix Before Tha VI
2023
Tha Carter IV
2010
Tha Carter VI
2025
She Will
Tha Carter IV
A Milli
Tha Carter III
Let It All Work Out
Tha Carter V
Lollipop (feat. Static Major)
Tha Carter III
Mr. Carter (feat. JAY-Z)
Tha Carter III
Love Me (feat. Drake & Future)
I Am Not a Human Being II
Tha Carter III
“OK, it’s true: he really is the best rapper alive. Lil Wayne made that claim on his last official CD, in 2005, and since then, he’s unleashed an astonishing torrent of mixtapes, leaks and guest appearances to backup the boast. So his long-anticipated "legit" album follow-up feels a bit gratuitous. Still, Tha Carter III is […]”
Tha Carter III
“Nine years after his first solo LP, and on the heels of an unprecedented glut of increasingly remarkable mixtape and internet leaks, Lil Wayne produces Tha Carter III, the epic culmination of a lifetime of eccentricities. This is Wayne's moment and he embraces it on his own terms.”
Da Drought 3
“Love him or hate him, the divisive NOLA rapper's latest mixtape-- a sprawling 29-track, 100-plus minute behemoth-- ups the ante of last year's DJ Drama-produced Dedication 2 in every way possible.”
Tha Carter II
“Veteran rapper breaks from Mannie Fresh and grows up quickly, displaying a flexible flow and more layered lyrics.”
I Am Not a Human Being
“What’d you expect, At Folsom Prison? Lil Wayne has released his eighth studio album while still incarcerated on New York’s Rikers Island, serving the final weeks of a sentence for attempted criminal possession of a weapon. But gritty jailhouse music this ain’t. I Am Not a Human Being, which Wayne cut before leaving for prison, […]”
No Ceilings
“Weezy returns to mixtape form, where he shows off his digressive, distracted spirit-- still a huge part of what makes him great.”
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