Lil Wayne’s long-awaited “CARTER VI” just dropped — and the reviews are already making waves for all the wrong reasons.

In a scathing critique, Pitchfork rated the album a shocking 2.9 out of 10, calling it “aimless, uninspired, and forgettable.” Even more brutal? The review flat-out claimed there were “no good songs” on the project — a statement that has fans and critics alike buzzing with disbelief.

Wayne, often hailed as one of the greatest rappers of all time, had high expectations going into this release. But according to Pitchfork, CARTER VI falls flat in both lyrics and production, describing the record as “a tired echo of past glories.”

While loyal fans are defending the album online, others are acknowledging the mixed quality and calling it a rare stumble in an otherwise legendary career.

But the internet isn’t just reacting to the low score — it’s also exploding over who did receive praise from Pitchfork in the same review cycle: a new-wave rapper whose name many fans didn’t expect to see mentioned in the same breath as Lil Wayne… and the comparison is already fueling debate.

Whether CARTER VI is truly a miss or just misunderstood remains to be seen — but this review has officially set off a firestorm.
And the next move Lil Wayne makes could either silence the critics… or prove them right.