Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne's beef The Super Bowl halftime show spat explained. Lil Wayne will not attend Super Bowl amid Kendrick Lamar drama. Wayne seemingly teased the new alb

Lil Wayne will not be performing at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday in his hometown of New Orleans. But he will be releasing new music soon. The rapper revealed

In an ad for Cetaphil, the legendary rapper teased June 6 as the date for his newest album, "Carter VI." NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans native and Grammy-award-winning rapper Lil Wayne teased in a commercial Thursday the date of his newest album, "Carter VI."

The ad isn’t just funny, though—it’s a clever way for Wayne to let us know Carter VI is on the way. At the end of the spot, you get hit with a “Do Not Disturb ‘Til 06-06-25” sign on a door, and boom, the album’s dropping June 6th, 2025.

Since the announcement of Kendrick Lamar as the headliner for the Super Bowl halftime show, Lil Wayne has been transparent about his disappointment.

Lil Wayne pokes fun at his Super Bowl LIX halftime snub in an ad, while announcing his next album, 'Tha Carter VI.' The New Orleans native, who lost out on the headlining gig to Kendrick Lamar, also revealed the album's release date,

Lil Wayne recently made an announcement confirming that he will not be attending the upcoming Super Bowl, adding, “Yall know I’m not gonna be there this week, which means there will be a seat to fill.

Lil Wayne hoped to get a chance to strut his stuff at Super Bowl 59 at the SuperDome. Instead, league organizers opted for Kendrick Lamar to receive the opportunity.

When Kendrick Lamar was announced as the halftime performer for Sunday’s 2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans, Lil Wayne took to his Instagram Live to share that he felt snubbed that he wouldn’t get the opportunity to be the headliner in his own hometown.