Weezy ends the track with a shoutout to Nicki Minaj saying that he would be very available for a ménage (referencing the word in a sexual connotation). He also controversially references the recent tragedies of Eric Garner and Michael Brown by saying that we need a “real” president in the office. With a remix of trio Migos’ song “Jumping Like Jordan,” Wayne spits bars about still being on top of the rap game even after 20 years. Personally, this song’s version featuring recording artists Drake and Juicy is overall a more lyrically challenging track. Holding nothing back on the first leak off his Sorry 4 The Wait 2 mixtape, Weezy once again apologizes for making listeners wait for new music from him because of his known dilemma with Cash Money Records.

This track was released as a preview for the full mixtape on January 12th and brings the lyrical heat from the New Orleans rapper. This track definitely opens up the tape with attitude and lets his listeners know that he is not playing around anymore, now that he is on his own. Tha Carter gon’ be late, so I cooked up a tape.” Wayne compares his ex-father figure Birdman to the Ugly Duckling, since he is responsible for his departure from Cash Money and delay of his album, Tha Carter 5. Genasis’ 2014 viral hit “CoCo” and immediately catches the ear of his listeners by saying “I’m sorry for the wait. Weezy opens the project with a remix of O.T. Here is my track-by-track breakdown review of the brand new project: The 17-track mixtape features Drake (on an original track), Christina Milian, 2 Chainz, Mack Maine, and Shanell. Now, since Tha Carter V has been similarly pushed back thanks to an ongoing battle between the New Orleans rapper and his old label Cash Money Records, he has delivered Sorry 4 the Wait 2. The artist’s 2011 mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait was released as a sort of apology for Tha Carter IV‘s delay. Tha Carter gon’ be late, so I cooked up a tape.” -Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.Īfter a little hiatus, we finally get substance from Mr.

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