Tha Carter III

"Tha Carter III" is the sixth studio album from rapper Lil Wayne and presumably the final album of his Tha Carter trilogy.

Released in June of 2008, "Tha Carter III" sold over a million units in its first week and debuted at number one.

The album is powered by several hit singles including the number one smash "Lollipop" with Static Major.

Track List:

1. 3 Peat
2. Mr. Carter
3. A Milli
4. Got Money
5. Comfortable
6. Dr. Carter
7. Phone Home
8. Tie My Hands
9. Mrs. Officer
10. Let The Beat Build
11. Shoot Me Down
12. Lollipop
13. La La
14. Playing With Fire
15. You Ain't Got Nuthin
16. DontGetIt

Entertainment Weekly says:
Tha Carter III should be an anointment, proof of his arrival in rap's elite. Wayne's genius is of the mad sort, though, and this schizoid album (packed with Wayne-as-alien metaphors, love songs, psychedelic boasts, and more) is alternately mesmerizing and inscrutable. There's some intricate art here: ''Dr. Carter'' and ''A Milli'' have bursts of spectacular rhyme, while ''Tie My Hands,'' about his hometown, is profoundly affecting. And for the first time, Wayne displays his pop ear on the oozy ''Lollipop'' and the Babyface-assisted ''Comfortable.'' Still, the meandering TC3 is like 16 songs from 16 different albums, barely more composed than one of Wayne's mixtapes. It's the sound of a great artist not trying his best, or questioning whether effort is even a worthwhile metric.

 

Lil Wayne

Released: Jun 10 2008

Chart History

Chart DatePosition
2008-06-281
2008-07-052
2008-07-122
2008-07-191
2008-07-261
2008-08-022
2008-08-095
2008-08-165
2008-08-235
2008-08-306
2008-09-067
2008-09-136
2008-09-2010
2008-09-278
2008-10-049
2008-10-1111
2008-10-1814
2008-10-2513
2008-11-0112
2008-11-0810
2008-11-1520
2008-11-2219
2008-11-2926
2008-12-0641
2008-12-1339
2008-12-2047
2008-12-2747
2009-01-0349
2009-01-1032
2009-01-1719
2009-01-2422
2009-01-3123
2009-02-0726
2009-02-1425
2009-02-2122
2009-02-2829
2009-03-0733
2009-03-1436
2009-03-2131
2009-03-2841
2009-04-0438

Peak Position: #1
Number of Weeks in Top 50: 41