I hone my focus researching if Lil Wayne truly quitting music. Some media outlet are letting it known about Lil Wayne switching off mic totally without considering to shelve more plans maybe after his Funeral.

Editor’s Note: Lil Wayne Funeral Album Has Been Updated

Young Money rapper as well top-notch mogul who has acquired great fortunes continues to receive accolades from peers that labeled him notable G.O.A.T.. Lil Wayne retiring in 2020 could be that dream folks never wanted to come true and few have probably thinks 2020 is where he’s most comfortable – offering his gems of rapping then call it quit. Liltunechi, in 2019 didn’t pick spot on Spotify and Apple Music or other related streaming platforms but Tha Carter V at least is well recognized in 2018 yet maintains Lil Wayne’s ground.

While 2020 Funeral Album rumoured to be the final Album we’re having from Wayne, it’s not the first time something like that surfaced online and Wayne once talked about retiring but in the past. According to audio play published on YouTube on 2010 July, Lil Wayne draw more attention about retiring. He advice when someone is dead that’s when the career retire. It simply means Weezy quitting rap will definitely comes when he dies.

His music front will continue to strike a chord and his lable already produced the right volume of valuable-slew of big-names like Nicki Minaj and Drake. His interview with GQ deep-rooted his relationship with both Drake and Nicki. It was an avenue were he sounds so accomplished of career.

Lil Wayne was born in Sept. 1982. About 37 years old now. So I was attracted to talk about his retirement following an interview he had with MTV in October 2011. Lil Wayne comfortably believed his retiring from career is scheduled at 35. Meanwhile his aging to 38 could be something were most minds thinks Funeral marks the last album on Wayne’s catalog of amazing albums. In 2018, just on Twitter he made sketch referenced on quitting. Though some fans assumed it because of Lil Wayne and Birdman fallout. “I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I’m dun”

I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I’m dun

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) September 3, 2016

So will Lil Wayne call it quit after Funeral album. The album has been updated, stream here.