The album "Tha Carter 5" by Lil Wayne could be his most personal album and these words prove it

After several years of contractual disputes with his record company Cash Money Records, Lil Wayne is eagerly awaited. Carter V The album was released on Friday, September 28, marking a monumental moment in the history of hip-hop. The album, which Billboard notes is the rapper's first not to be released under the label that gave birth to his decades-long career, offers fans 23 new titles and offers collaborations with other artists majors including: Nicki Minaj, Kendrick Lamar, XXXTentacion and Ashanti. The owner of the Young Money label is even getting some help from President Barack Obama on the song "Dedicate," which, according to E! News shares an excerpt from a speech by former POTUS on the NAACP, explaining that "our children can not all aspire to be LeBron or Lil Wayne."

Carter V, Wayne's debut album since 2011 is his 12th studio album and also seems to be one of his most personal. E! News emphasized the honesty of the rapper on the album. His lyrics deal with everything from suicide, the dangers of fame and his use of lean. Overall, it seems like Wayne is ready for a new chapter with Carter V.

On the set, titled "Let It All Work", Wayne explicitly addresses his suicide attempt for the first time (although alluded to in the past), with lyrics such as:

"I found my mother's gun where she always hides it / I cry, put it to my head and think about it"

In the cover of Billboard & # 39;In the September issue, it was revealed that, although the song was on the list of titles of the original album, Wayne decided to revise the lyrics following the tragic death of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Last summer.

Speaking on the subject with Display panelWayne's friend and president of Young Money Entertainment, Mack Maine, explained:

"He just told me one day that he was ready to fix it now. Being just an adult, reaching a level of maturity and comfort where he is, "I want to talk about that because I know that a lot of people here may be going through this."

The new project, which took over from the 36th anniversary of the New Orleans-born artist, was originally due out years ago. However, his debut stalled due to a feud between the artist and his former mentor and father figure, the owner of Cash Money, Bryan "Birdman" Williams. according to Display panelThe two parties settled a multi-million dollar dispute last June that finally ended the war that kept Wayne's music out of the world for the past seven years. This outing is undoubtedly a victory for both Wayne and his fans, who are waiting patiently for the follow-up of the conference. Tha Carter IV, which, according to Complex, sold a monumental volume of 964,000 copies in its first week and made its debut at the top of the Billboard 200 charts.

Despite the long delay of the new album, Lil Wayne seems determined to use the moment as a catalyst for his future Display panel:

"I'm really a perfectionist, I do not know what it's good for – a big comeback, or maybe a big comeback, but it makes me ready for something, and I'm ready."

Hiatus apart, Lil Wayne remains one of the most talented and in-demand rappers of this generation. That said, it seems that most of the world would agree that Tha Carter V was well worth the wait.

If you or someone around you has suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Service at 1-800-273-8255 or send a HOME message to the crisis line at 741741. You can also contact Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860 or Trevor's Lifeline at 1-866-488-7386, or your local suicide crisis center.