Lil Wayne

Wasted

2009 · Young Money · New Orleans, Louisiana

Artist
Lil Wayne
Title
Wasted
Release
No Ceilings
Year
2009
Label
Young Money
Format
Mixtape
Language
English
Country
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Genre
Hip Hop · Southern Hip Hop · Gangsta Rap
Primary theme
Post-War

Annotation — Rap / Hip Hop Songs

Lil Wayne, influential Southern Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap artist, born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. on 27 September 1982 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, said to have sold 120m+ records worldwide. He frequently referenced the Vietnam War, as a metaphor for violence, including: "Blood Line" (2002), "Problem Solver" (2006) (with Birdman and DJ Khaled), "Wasted" (2009), "Thinking Bout You" (2015), "Bing James" (2020) (with Jay Rock), and "Wild Dogs" (2020). In the song "Wasted" (Young Money Entertainment), Lil Wayne again returned to the Vietnam violence metaphor, used here to describe always carrying a weapon: "I'm always strapped—Vietnam, nigga".

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

About the artist

Lil Wayne, influential Southern Hip Hop / Gangsta Rap artist, born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. on 27 September 1982 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, said to have sold 120m+ records worldwide. He frequently referenced the Vietnam War, as a metaphor for violence, including: "Blood Line" (2002), "Problem Solver" (2006) (with Birdman and DJ Khaled ), "Wasted" (2009), "Thinking Bout You" (2015), "Bing J.

Themes

Violence Metaphor · City & Community Violence

In collections

Rap / Hip Hop Songs