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June 7, 2024

Reacting to "Tha Carter III" by Lil Wayne

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TanyeQuest · February 3, 2026

Carter IV Bob Bob?

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WorldOfDevin · July 1, 2024

does anyone know if he already reacted to the wayne videos

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Noxerius · June 12, 2024

my brother please react to big L

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Lane McDonald · June 10, 2024

We are so back!

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Timothy Payton · June 9, 2024

Fab and Juelz actually rapping and throwing BOB off had be laughing it goes to show the album really isn't good Fab really had the best verse on the whole thing tbh, it's just too silly of an album to have Fab and Juelz on it rapping after stupid ass LA LA lol 😆

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21Kris · June 11, 2024

What are you talking about

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Sonic_Youth666 · June 8, 2024

Carter 4 and IANAHB by Wayne have very well put rock songs on them quite a bit too you’d enjoy those two can’t wait!!!

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Captain · June 8, 2024

everybody talking about lollipop but Got Money was the HITTTT song in my area at the time this album came out. Its one of the few songs in my life that i went to three different radio stations and all of them were playing it, Wayne was unavoidable in '08.

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tradez401 · June 8, 2024

I was a sophomore in high school when Carter 3 dropped at the time I couldnt stand Lil Wayne while everybody else loved his music. It took me years to appreciate Wayne when I heard him on Tylers Smuckers all his features after that were on point and his albums connected for me.

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Alex VonBerg · June 8, 2024

I completely agreed with everything you said about Lollipop, but have never considered it strange at all because it was everywhere in 2008/9

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Brandon Williams · June 8, 2024

Lollipop was a massive radio hit. Most simple, repetitive, and catchy hip hop songs are played heavily on urban radio, which is why they become big hits.

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Chanelle O · June 8, 2024

Wayne did learn to play guitar he also did a rock inspired album

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Emil Barrit · June 8, 2024

If you're looking at doing more pop albums then Lady Gagas The Fame is an excellent album

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Lex · June 8, 2024

Finalllllyyyy. Carter IV next and that’s my favorite although I feel very alone in that opinion. That one is just super sentimental for me bc it’s one of the first non-Eminem hip hop albums I fell in love with. Hope you’ll end up giving it a spin even if you don’t see the vision

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Darius Ward · June 8, 2024

you just had to be there for lollipop its just one of those songs that are big especially for African American community

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bean · June 8, 2024

This was one of my favorite reactions of yours. Such great commentary and appreciation for lil wayne's music

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Tyrone Ross · June 8, 2024

Loving this reaction just wanna mention Lollipop was way ahead of its time. It was very unique back in the day

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james moore · June 8, 2024

Lollipop was HUGE lol. It shot Wayne into the pop world and he was bigger than ever. There was nothing like it at that time and that created a wave of new artists later in hiphop like Young Thug

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james moore · June 8, 2024

Im in Alabama so Katrina was close. We felt the storm but nothing like New Orleans. Tie my hands is still a tough song for me to listen to. That was a depressing time as a kid

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Darius Ward · June 7, 2024

most people's reaction to lil Wayne fav rapper is his mixtape era

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kman · June 7, 2024

those pauses in the middle of the song were nasty work

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Tim Marlowe · June 7, 2024

The easiest bet was your reaction to Lolipop. I wish Vegas had a line, I would've put the mortgage on it. Haha

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Stefan Borglycke · June 7, 2024

On this later track "Shoot Me Down" I like the instant callbacks to the omitted "Playin' With Fire" with the heat coming back up again: "I ain't kinda hot, I'm sauna/ I sweat money, and the bank is my shower/ *chuckling* And that pistol is my towel/ So stop sweating me coward" :'D

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Joe · June 7, 2024

Bob you look like a kid in a candy store through 3 songs and that’s exactly how all of us felt when we heard this too

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Stefan Borglycke · June 7, 2024

"Dr Carter" reaction.... Bob got it right away :'D

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Matt · June 7, 2024

Bob will you do the others such as Rebirth or are you more concentrating on the Tha Carters atm? I just ask as I am fascinated what you'll think of Wayne's rock(ish) attempt called Rebirth as a rocker

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Sam · June 7, 2024

Hey Bob hope you check out the song Playing With Fire. It was cut from later versions of the album due to licensing issues and was replaced with Pussy Monster which isn’t nearly as good. I grew up with this album and it’s a shame many won’t know about Playing With Fire. I think you’d really like the Rock sample on that one

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Lo · June 7, 2024

WE NEED MIXTAPE WAYNE AND CARTER 4

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Sad as a rabbit Haha · June 7, 2024

Can’t wait for you to reach mixtape Wayne

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TD · June 7, 2024

This album sold over 1 million records in a week, and at the time Lil Wayne was undoubtedly the biggest rapper in the world.

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Zonnique · June 7, 2024

Excited for this one! One of my favorite albums of all time

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Qball · June 7, 2024

I’ll watch this after summer game fest

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Qball · June 7, 2024

Game fest fucking sucked, hopefully this bring my mood up

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Stefan Borglycke · June 7, 2024

Yeah, looking through this tracklist I love Bob and he reacted to what he reacted to which I'm here for, but... THIS IS *not* THA CARTER III :( This is what streaming's weak perpetuation has made it out to be in 2024 but apparently today we've just got to get used to albums uploaded to these streaming platforms being subject to change because of whatever sampling clearance issues after the fact or whatnot... It's so wack </3 Once again I LOVE Bob and care about this journey a lot but this wasn't the real Carter III he was listening to, let's just get that clear... Track 10 "Playing With Fire" and the real outro track 17 "Misunderstood" being the worst omissions

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Stefan Borglycke · June 7, 2024

Just to give the real tracklist that people heard in 2008: 01. 3 Peat 02. Mr. Carter (ft. Jay-Z) 03. A Milli 04. Got Money (ft. T-Pain) 05. Comfortable (ft. Babyface) 06. Phone Home 07. Dr. Carter 08. Tie My Hands (ft. Robin Thicke) 09. Shoot Me Down 10. Playin' With Fire 11. Lollipop (ft. Static Major) 12. La La (ft. Brisco, Busta Rhymes) 13. 14. Nothin' On Me (ft. Juelz Santana, Fabolous) 15. Let The Beat Build 16. Mrs. Officer (ft. Bobby Valentino) 17. Misunderstood Omg.... :'D (okay, let me admit something, though I own +300 hip hop cds Tha Carter III actually was one album I didn't buy at the time... But this is my mp3 version of the album which I've been listening to since, and I just noticed that track 13 is missing but it's still damn closer to the original than what Spotify is presenting now... Anyway, please take this into consideration and if Bob might listen to "Playing With Fire" and "Misunderstood" independently somehow that would redeem a bit of this extra mess of a post-release album version for me at least) Edit: "DontGetIT" is apparently the new title for "Misunderstood" and Bob did hear it, so that's one less loss... Other than that: "Pussy Monster" is new and a few tracks are slightly reordered and "Shoot Me Down" is not correctly titled anymore but that's me getting petty... Please do find and listen to "Playing With Fire" though Bob because that was a big one for Wayne in 2008 :)

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Psykopomp · June 7, 2024

god bless ya bob. currently camping in oklahoma, on my way to california.. thx for keeping me company on the long drive 🙏

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Lo · June 7, 2024

WE NEED A BUSTA RHYMES ALBUM

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Qball · June 7, 2024

What about krs-one ?