Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2021): Every Song, Guest Feature, Collaboration & Soundtrack Appearance

While 2021 didn’t bring fans a brand-new solo studio album from Lil Wayne, the Young Money legend remained one of hip-hop’s most active collaborators throughout the year. From blockbuster albums and movie soundtracks to chart-topping singles and unexpected collaborations, Wayne once again demonstrated why he continues to rank among rap’s greatest feature artists.

If you’re looking for every Lil Wayne song, guest feature, collaboration and soundtrack appearance released in 2021, you’ve landed on the right page. Like every yearly compilation published by Aswehiphop, this archive has been completely rebuilt to accurately document Wayne’s official releases while providing fans with one reliable place to discover everything he contributed throughout the year.

Before updating this page, we previously documented Wayne’s incredible run on both our Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2019) and Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2020) compilations. If you’re interested in revisiting those releases, they’re still available in our growing artist archive.

While our previous yearly compilation highlighted some of the biggest names in hip-hop, Aswehiphop continues expanding its catalogue with updated artist archives every year. You can also browse our complete Compilation List to discover hundreds of songs, albums and feature compilations from your favourite rappers.

Throughout 2021, Lil Wayne appeared alongside artists including Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tyler, The Creator, DJ Khaled, Moneybagg Yo, Birdman, Roddy Ricch, KSI, Cordae, AZ, Fousheé, Calboy, Tory Lanez, DMX, Swizz Beatz and many more, proving that even without releasing a solo album, he remained one of the year’s busiest rappers.

Please note: This archive only includes officially released Lil Wayne songs, guest features, soundtrack appearances and major collaborations from 2021. The page is designed as a historical archive rather than a live-updated yearly compilation.

Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2021)

Although Lil Wayne didn’t release a solo studio project during 2021, he still recorded one of the busiest feature runs of the year. Below are his officially released songs and collaborations from January through December.

• Big Tipper
• Opps (Remix)
• Call Me Nobody
• Miseducation
• Gold Fronts
• Thankful
• Green & Gold
• Gang Gang
• Stunnaman
• HOT WIND BLOWS
• Control The World
• Lose
• You Only Live Twice
• The Ritual
• Lonely
• Wockesha (Remix)
• Thought I Was Gonna Stop
• Sinister
• Seeing Green
• Dogs Out

Big Tipper

Big Tipper became one of Lil Wayne’s final guest appearances of 2021 after Tory Lanez recruited the Young Money legend for his project Alone at Prom (Deluxe). The collaboration pairs Wayne’s trademark punchlines with Tory’s melodic production, giving fans another reminder that Weezy remained one of hip-hop’s most dependable feature artists even without releasing a solo album that year.

The record generated strong reactions from fans upon release, with many praising Lil Wayne’s lyrical performance as one of the highlights of the deluxe edition. His appearance also extended a long history of collaborations between the two artists.

Read more about the project on Billboard.

Opps (Remix)

Opps (Remix) saw Yung Gravy recruit Lil Wayne for one of his biggest collaborations to date. Wayne injected his signature humour and effortless wordplay into the remix, helping introduce his music to another generation of hip-hop listeners.

Although the original version belonged to Yung Gravy, Lil Wayne’s verse quickly became one of the most discussed moments on the remix, proving once again that his guest appearances rarely disappoint.

Read more via Genius.

Call Me Nobody

Call Me Nobody appears on Clever’s album Crazy, continuing the chemistry both artists have built over multiple collaborations. The emotional record combines Clever’s melodic vocals with Lil Wayne’s introspective lyricism, creating one of the standout moments on the album.

Wayne’s appearance further demonstrated his willingness to collaborate with both established stars and rising artists, a trend that defined much of his 2021 output.

Read more about the album through REVOLT.

Miseducation

Miseducation brought together Chicago rapper Calboy and Lil Wayne on a socially conscious record inspired by The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Rather than celebrating street life, the song focuses on gun violence, broken communities and the realities faced by young people growing up in difficult environments.

Lil Wayne’s guest verse complements Calboy’s storytelling perfectly, making Miseducation one of the more meaningful collaborations released during 2021.

Read more through Complex.

Gold Fronts

Gold Fronts paired Lil Wayne with singer-songwriter Fousheé on one of the year’s most unique cross-genre collaborations. The record blends soulful melodies with hip-hop lyricism, allowing Wayne to deliver a confident verse over a completely different style of production.

The collaboration received positive reviews for its originality and further highlighted Wayne’s versatility, proving he could comfortably adapt to almost any musical style.

More about the collaboration is available on Genius.

Thankful

Thankful appears on DJ Khaled’s Khaled Khaled, one of the biggest hip-hop albums released in 2021. The uplifting record features Lil Wayne, Lil Baby and Jeremih, with each artist reflecting on faith, perseverance and appreciating success despite life’s challenges.

The collaboration stood out as one of the album’s most inspirational records and marked another successful partnership between Lil Wayne and DJ Khaled, who have worked together on numerous classics throughout their careers.

Read Billboard’s coverage of Khaled Khaled here: Billboard.

Green & Gold

Green & Gold reunited Lil Wayne with Fousheé on another memorable collaboration released during 2021. While the song leans heavily into soulful melodies and alternative production, Wayne’s lyrical performance helped balance the record with clever punchlines and confident delivery.

The collaboration demonstrated why Lil Wayne remained one of the industry’s most versatile rappers, comfortably transitioning between traditional rap records and more experimental productions without losing his identity.

Read more about the record via Genius.

Gang Gang

Gang Gang was released as part of the official soundtrack for F9: The Fast Saga. The action-packed collaboration features Lil Wayne, Polo G and Mozzy, combining three different rap styles over cinematic production designed for one of Hollywood’s biggest movie franchises.

The soundtrack appearance became one of Lil Wayne’s biggest commercial placements of the year, introducing his music to an even wider global audience through the Fast & Furious franchise.

Read more about the soundtrack on REVOLT.

Stunnaman

Stunnaman finally brought together Birdman, Lil Wayne and Roddy Ricch on one record after months of anticipation. The collaboration carried extra significance because it reflected the repaired relationship between Birdman and Lil Wayne following years of legal disputes.

Fans welcomed the collaboration as another reunion between Cash Money icons, while Roddy Ricch added a modern flavour to the record. Wayne’s verse once again proved why he remained one of rap’s elite lyricists more than two decades into his career.

Read more about the collaboration through XXL Magazine.

HOT WIND BLOWS

HOT WIND BLOWS became one of Lil Wayne’s most celebrated guest appearances of 2021 after joining Tyler, The Creator on the Grammy Award-winning album Call Me If You Get Lost. Produced with lush instrumentation and luxurious travel-inspired themes, the song allowed both rappers to showcase elite lyricism over soulful production.

Critics widely praised Lil Wayne’s verse, with many describing it as one of the finest guest performances released that year. Tyler has repeatedly credited Wayne as one of his greatest inspirations, making the collaboration especially meaningful for longtime fans.

Read more about the album through Billboard.

Control The World

Control The World united Hitmaka, Lil Wayne, Big Sean and Rick Ross on one of the producer’s biggest collaborations of 2021. Built around luxurious production and confident lyricism, the record finds each rapper reflecting on success, ambition and the lifestyle that comes with reaching the top of the music industry.

Lil Wayne’s verse once again demonstrated why he continues to be one of hip-hop’s most requested collaborators, effortlessly fitting alongside two fellow rap veterans while delivering memorable punchlines and wordplay.

Read more about the collaboration via Complex.

Lose

Lose appears on KSI’s chart-topping album All Over The Place. Featuring Lil Wayne, the collaboration blends emotional songwriting with melodic production as both artists reflect on setbacks, perseverance and refusing to give up despite criticism.

The collaboration further expanded Lil Wayne’s international reach by working with one of the United Kingdom’s biggest entertainers. His appearance also became one of the album’s most praised rap performances, with fans appreciating how naturally Wayne adapted to KSI’s style.

Read more on NME.

You Only Live Twice

You Only Live Twice reunited the legendary trio of Drake, Lil Wayne and Rick Ross on Drake’s blockbuster album Certified Lover Boy. Released in September 2021, the song quickly became one of the album’s standout rap records thanks to its lyrical focus and chemistry between all three artists.

For longtime Young Money fans, the collaboration served as another reminder of the classic records Drake and Lil Wayne have created together over the years. Rick Ross also delivered a powerful verse, completing one of the strongest rap collaborations of 2021.

The track received widespread praise from critics, with many highlighting Lil Wayne’s verse as one of the album’s lyrical highlights.

Read Billboard’s review of Certified Lover Boy here: Billboard.

The Ritual

The Ritual appears on AZ’s long-awaited album Doe or Die II. Featuring Lil Wayne and Conway the Machine, the record brings together three respected lyricists from different generations of hip-hop for a bar-heavy collaboration.

Lil Wayne delivered one of his sharpest lyrical performances of the year, helping the song become an instant favourite among fans of traditional East Coast rap. His appearance further proved that even decades into his career, Wayne remained capable of competing lyrically with any rapper in the game.

Read more through XXL Magazine.

Lonely

Lonely comes from DaBaby’s project Back on My Baby Jesus Sh!t AGAIN. The emotional collaboration gave Lil Wayne another opportunity to showcase his storytelling ability while discussing loneliness, personal struggles and life in the spotlight.

Unlike many of Wayne’s aggressive feature verses, Lonely explores a more reflective side of his artistry, making it one of the more personal collaborations released during 2021.

Read more about DaBaby’s project on REVOLT.

Wockesha (Remix)

Wockesha (Remix) became one of the biggest rap remixes of 2021 after Moneybagg Yo invited Lil Wayne and Ashanti to rework one of the year’s biggest hip-hop records. Originally released on Moneybagg Yo’s chart-topping album A Gangsta’s Pain, the remix introduced a brand-new verse from Lil Wayne while Ashanti recreated the iconic vocal sample that helped make the original version so memorable.

Lil Wayne’s contribution immediately became one of the highlights of the remix, with fans praising his effortless punchlines and smooth delivery. The collaboration also reunited Wayne with one of R&B’s most respected voices in Ashanti, making it one of the year’s most talked-about remixes.

Read more about the remix via Billboard.

Thought I Was Gonna Stop

Thought I Was Gonna Stop continued Lil Wayne’s impressive feature run during the second half of 2021. Appearing alongside another rising hip-hop act, Wayne once again demonstrated why he remained one of the industry’s most respected guest artists, delivering a technically polished verse packed with clever metaphors and signature wordplay.

By this point in his career, Lil Wayne had already influenced an entire generation of rappers, yet collaborations like Thought I Was Gonna Stop proved he could still comfortably compete with younger artists while maintaining the same hunger that made him one of rap’s greatest lyricists.

Sinister

Sinister paired Cordae, Lil Wayne and legendary producer Hit-Boy on one of the best lyrical collaborations released in late 2021. The record later appeared on Cordae’s sophomore studio album From A Bird’s Eye View and quickly became one of the project’s standout records.

Fans and critics applauded Lil Wayne’s guest verse, with many calling it one of his strongest performances of the year. The chemistry between Cordae and Wayne also reflected the younger rapper’s admiration for the Young Money legend, whom he has often credited as one of his biggest influences.

Read more about Sinister on Complex.

Seeing Green

Seeing Green marked one of the biggest hip-hop reunions of 2021 as Nicki Minaj, Drake and Lil Wayne reunited for the first time in years. Released as part of Nicki Minaj’s Beam Me Up Scotty reissue, the record instantly became one of the most celebrated rap collaborations of the year.

The song reunited all three Young Money superstars, reminding fans why the label dominated hip-hop throughout the 2010s. Lil Wayne delivered a vintage performance filled with witty punchlines, while Drake and Nicki Minaj also contributed standout verses that helped the song become an instant fan favourite.

Read more about the reunion through Billboard.

Dogs Out

Dogs Out arrived as part of DMX’s posthumous album Exodus. The record features Lil Wayne alongside Swizz Beatz, bringing together three influential figures in hip-hop for one final memorable collaboration with the late rap legend.

Following DMX’s passing in April 2021, Exodus became one of the year’s most emotional rap releases. Lil Wayne’s appearance on Dogs Out served as both a tribute to DMX’s legacy and another reminder of the respect shared among hip-hop’s greatest artists.

Read more about the album on XXL Magazine.

Why Trust This Page?

Aswehiphop has spent years documenting hip-hop releases through detailed yearly artist compilations, album reviews and music news. Rather than listing only singles, our goal is to build complete archives that include official songs, guest features, soundtrack appearances, remixes and major collaborations released throughout each calendar year.

This Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2021) page has been carefully updated using official release information, reputable music publications and verified artist announcements to ensure fans have one reliable source for everything Wayne released during 2021.

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• Billboard – Lil Wayne
• XXL Magazine – Lil Wayne
• Complex – Lil Wayne
• Genius – Lil Wayne Lyrics & Credits

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