Justin Bieber Calls Lil Wayne The GOAT

Pop superstarJustin Bieber recently declared legendary rapper Lil Wayne as the greatest rapper of all time, a choice that has excited fans around the world. On Instagram, Bieber shared exclusive screenshots from a FaceTime call with Lil Wayne, his collaborator on the smash hit “I’m the One.”

In the post, Bieber captioned a photo of himself calling Lil Wayne: “Checking in with the [goat emoji],” showing respect for the hip-hop icon often referred to as the GOAT (Greatest of All Time).

Lil Wayne responded by posting a screenshot of their video call on his social media, suggesting the conversation was an emotional and meaningful exchange between the two music superstars. He wrote, “It’s a painful walk but we got each other [love heart emoji],” highlighting their close friendship.

Lil Wayne Releases Tha Carter VI After Five Years — Features Bono, But No Justin Bieber

After a five-year wait, Lil Wayne has officially released his highly anticipated solo album, Tha Carter VI. While the album does not include a feature from Justin Bieber, it surprises listeners with unexpected collaborations, including a guest appearance by U2’s lead singer Bono.

On one of the tracks, Wayne reflects on his legendary status in the hip hop world, rapping:
“I ain’t getting younger, but I’m getting better / No time to waste that’s another man’s treasure / They say every dog has hit day.”

These lyrics emphasize Lil Wayne’s role as an elder statesman of hip hop, showcasing his continued growth and influence in the rap industry.

Tha Carter VI has already created significant buzz among hip hop fans and music critics, who praise the album for its bold collaborations and lyrical depth.

No Young Money Reunion on Tha Carter VI — New Roster Unveiled

Many fans were hoping for a reunion of the iconic Young Money trio — Lil Wayne, Drake, and Nicki Minaj — on Tha Carter VI. However, the album does not feature any tracks with the trio together, leaving fans anticipating future collaborations.

In recent developments, Lil Wayne is pushing to modernize and revitalize Young Money Entertainment by introducing new talent. On a recent episode of his Young Money Radio show on Apple Music, Wayne showcased new artists including Jay Jones, Allan Cubas, Domiio, Poppy, and Lucifena.

Veteran Young Money artists such as Lil Twist, Cory Gunz, and Euro remain with the label that famously launched stars like Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tyga, DJ Khaled, and Kidd Kidd.

Interestingly, none of these new or veteran Young Money artists appear on Lil Wayne’s latest solo project, highlighting a clear distinction between the label’s fresh talent push and Wayne’s personal album.