“Hip-Hop“: Lil Wayne Ignites a Generational Collaboration on “Tha Carter VI“
“Hip-Hop,” a truly compelling collaboration featuring Lil Wayne, BigXthaPlug, and Jay Jones, stands as a prominent inclusion on Wayne’s highly anticipated 2025 album, Tha Carter VI.
Positioned as the fourth song on the extensive 19-track project, this dynamic offering was released under Young Money Records, Inc., and distributed by Republic Records.
The song serves as an overt celebration of hip-hop culture, simultaneously showcasing the undeniable chemistry among the three artists: Wayne’s signature, intricate flow, BigXthaPlug’s vibrant, energetic delivery, and Jay Jones’ distinctive lyrical presence.
An official visualizer and a full music video were unveiled concurrently with the album, further accentuating the track’s significant prominence.
“Hip Hop” is readily accessible for streaming across all major platforms, including Spotify and YouTube.
This release marks a highly anticipated return for Wayne to his revered Tha Carter series, representing his first solo longform project since Tha Fix Before Tha VI in 2023.
Quotable Lyrics:
Said f**k the Drac’ and bought the G-Lock
He run up, bet he get popped
Yeah, I rap, but f**k this hip-hop
I’m active, boy, don’t get dropped
Ni**as h*es, they walk with flip-flops
Hate rats with cheese, they get chopped
From the slope straight to the tip-top
It’s on me, b*tch, don’t get popped (Mula)
Spent like fifty all in one swap
Ran off, the plug got too hot (Yeah, yeah)
We had h*es and bowls in two spots (Yeah, yeah)
Pulled off Corvette, the roof chopped (Uh-huh)
Diamonds shining, smoking moonrock (Yeah
Thug life, I feel like 2Pac (Uh-huh)
In LA, we ride with two Glocks
Start rapping, feds got too hot
