Where is dedication 4 dropping

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Inno Nominations pop-up Open Call. Open Call Nomination Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nonetheless, this is the sort of mixtape that elevated Wayne from "famous rapper" to "legendary rapper. By contrast, Dedication 4 is a game of rap karaoke. Worse, Wayne falls immediately into the song's preexisting rhyme pattern, offering nothing to distract you from its source material: For a rapper so famous for stealing-- and murdering-- beats, the worst I can say about Dedication 4 is that there isn't one moment where I wouldn't rather be listening to the often mediocre originals.

On "Cashed Out", he neatly unites his well-documented Gremlins fixation to his sex fixation with the line, "That pussy so wet, it turned into a Gremlin. There are two surprising moments on Dedication 4: One is Nicki Minaj's hilarious faux-Romney endorsement on "Mercy" if Minaj were actually to offer a Romney endorsement, I don't think the straight-faced line, "I'm a Republican, voting for Mitt Romney," on a Lil Wayne mixtape would be her method.

The other is when G Dep's "Special Delivery", of all things, shows up late on the mixtape. It's one of the only verses that doesn't feel like a minimally tweaked update on something he said in When he was resting on his laurels—or relying on autotune—it sounded like it.

But of course, this is true of any of his releases. What differentiated the Dedication series from his other tapes is something he addresses directly in the intro. It's about freeing himself from making hits, removing that limitation from the equation, focusing purely on his raw enthusiasm for the art and expression of rapping.

Get on the mixtape, have fun, enjoy myself. Say things I wouldn't say on my album, on anyone's album. Just get on the shit and go crazy. Talk what I talk, say what I say. And all the people that's featured on the mixtape—shout out to them anyway. I tell them the same thing. Do what you want, say what you want.