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“Mona Lisa,” featuring Kendrick Lamar, was one of the most anticipated tracks on the record.

On the track, Wayne demonstrates his skill with wordplay by using a rhyming scheme through a story that shows his skills.

Scott ranted in a series of Tweets in 2014 about the song he had recorded with Wayne and how he wants his album to be “free.” The fifth track of the album: “Let it Fly” features Houston rapper Travis Scott. The track ends with Wayne rapping: “triple extension on my afterlife, rest in paradise,” paying homage to his collaborator, X, who was shot in South Florida earlier this year. The first song, “Don’t Cry,” which features the late rapper XXXTentacion, starts with vocals that are similar to one’s in the song “Jocelyn Flores,” as Wayne raps about his emotions, hard situations throughout his life and his morality. The album features plenty of well-known artists including Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, label mate Nicki Minaj, and Wayne’s daughter, 19 year-old Reginae Carter. This is Wayne’s first album to be released under a label other than Cash Money Records, which he signed with in 1995. Originally planned for released in 2014, “Tha Carter V” was held back by Birdman, co-owner of Cash Money Records, as Wayne wanted to be released from the music label after Birdman violated the contract’s terms and agreements. Logic, on the other hand failed to impress, falling flatter than fans expected him to. Fans of Wayne won’t be disappointed as the rapper hasn’t lost a step in his five year silence, delivering one of his best projects to date. Both albums had plenty of anticipation and hype, but Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” drew in more focus because he hadn’t released an album since 2011. Logic’s album: “Young Sinatra IV” is just another album, because there is nothing too exciting about it. Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” is a stunning album and can be considered one Wayne’s best projects to date. 28 was an exciting day for Hip Hop fans, as two of the genre’s biggest names dropped albums on the same day: Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” and Logic’s “Young Sinatra IV.”