What makes I Am Not a Human Being II by Lil Wayne notable?

'I Am Not a Human Being II' debuted at number 2 on the Billboard 200 and was notable for its mixed critical reception, highlighting Wayne's evolving artistry. The album's lead single 'No Worries' became a radio hit, showcasing his ability to craft catchy hooks even amidst controversy over his lyrics and public persona. Released on March 22, 2013, 'I Am Not a Human Being II' came during a phase of artistic evolution for Lil Wayne, following the massive success of his 2011 album 'Tha Carter IV'. At this point, he was grappling with personal challenges and legal issues while attempting to redefine his sound and maintain relevance in the rapidly changing hip-hop landscape.

Who is I Am Not a Human Being II for?

I Am Not a Human Being II works well if you're into steady flow with varied intensity, braggadocious anthems for empowerment and introspective moments for reflection.

How many songs are on I Am Not a Human Being II?

I Am Not a Human Being II has 18 tracks, running approximately 77 minutes.

I Am Not a Human Being II

Lil Wayne · 2013

77 min · 18 tracks · trap music · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop

A chaotic blend of braggadocio, introspection, and experimental sonics that reflects a tumultuous period in Wayne's life.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady flow with varied intensity
braggadocious anthems for empowerment
introspective moments for reflection
background energy for social settings
dynamic shifts in emotional tone

Maybe skip if you want

prefer fast-paced, instant gratification
seek straightforward, standalone tracks

Where this album fits

Themes: social commentary· personal turmoil· New Orleans resilience
Career context: Released on March 22, 2013, 'I Am Not a Human Being II' came during a phase of artistic evolution for Lil Wayne, following the massive success of his 2011 album 'Tha Carter IV'. At this point, he was grappling with personal challenges and legal issues while attempting to redefine his sound and maintain relevance in the rapidly changing hip-hop landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Young Thug· 2 Chainz· Travis Scott
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