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When it comes to modern mixtapes Lil Wayne will always be king. In high school, it felt like every week a new Dedication or Drought mixtape came out. These mixtapes are some of my fondest and most memorable moments listening to hip-hop. At the time of their release, it felt as though Lil Wayne could do no wrong in the span of 2007-2009. If another artist put out a song with a fire beat you had to assume Lil Wayne was going to jump on that beat and body it.  I recall vividly having to update my iPod mini every few weeks and also burn a bunch of CDs so I had the newest Lil Wayne On Christmas, Weezy gave us all a gift with the release of the newest edition of his mixtape series Dedication 6. I was pleasantly surprised by the project specifically by XO Tour Life, Yeezy Sneakers, and Eureka. When I look up "Lil Wayne" on my iTunes I have over 4 hours of music with the majority being mixtapes. Here are my top Lil Wayne mixtape tracks. XO Tour Life- Dedication 6 Li

It's been a minute since I've posted but here are a few new (mostly new) hot songs I'm listening to. If Everyday was Christmas- Jim Jones Nobody Else But You- Trey Songz Top Left- Roy Woods Codeine Dreaming- Kodak Black (feat. Lil Wayne) Theme Music- Fabolous & Jadakiss (feat Swizz Beatz)  On Me- Chris Brown Rap Saved Me- 21 Savage/Offset/Metro Booming (feat Quavo) Late Night Tip- Three 6 Mafia (Throwback) Super Saiyan- Lonzo Ball Wife You Up- Russ Side Chick Anthem- K Camp Suga Suga (Acoustic Version)- Baby Bash & Frankie J Infirmary- Tha Joker Over- PLAZA Gave Your Love Away- Majid Jordan Get to Me- Ace Hood Snooze- Johnny Yukon Don't Choose- dvsn Chris Brown reaction/review is currently in the drafts. Thanks for reading, if you have any topic ideas or feedback let me know.