Lil Wayne Songs, Features & Albums In 2019

You know, on the success of Tha Carter V, Lil Wayne spent most of 2019 building one of the strongest guest feature runs in hip-hop. Instead of releasing another solo album, Weezy appeared alongside some of the biggest names in rap and R&B while fans patiently waited for his next studio project, Funeral, which eventually arrived in early 2020.

If you’re looking for every official Lil Wayne song, guest feature and collaboration released in 2019, this page brings them together in one place. We’ve also fact-checked the releases, corrected outdated information and will continue updating this archive whenever additional verified collaborations from 2019 are identified.

You can also browse more yearly artist compilations from our Compilation List.

Also known as Weezy and the Young Money founder, Lil Wayne remained one of the most featured rappers of 2019, working with artists including DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Chris Brown, 2 Chainz, Birdman, Juvenile, Big K.R.I.T., XXXTentacion, Kash Doll, SiR and many more.

Please note: This page is updated whenever an officially released Lil Wayne collaboration from 2019 is confirmed.

Lil Wayne Songs & Features (2019)

Although Lil Wayne didn’t release a new studio album in 2019, he stayed busy with guest appearances across several major hip-hop and R&B projects. Below are every officially released song and feature currently confirmed from that year.

• 2 Dollar Bill – 2 Chainz feat. Lil Wayne & E-40
• Addiction – Big K.R.I.T. feat. Lil Wayne & Saweetie
• Be Like Me – Lil Pump feat. Lil Wayne
• Believer (Remix) – Imagine Dragons feat. Lil Wayne
• Boiling Water – Juelz Santana feat. Lil Wayne
• Gimme Brain – Travis Barker feat. Lil Wayne & Rick Ross
• I Will Not Break – Kevin Rudolf feat. Lil Wayne
• Jealous – DJ Khaled feat. Chris Brown, Lil Wayne & Big Sean
• Kitten – Kash Doll feat. Lil Wayne
• Leaked (Remix) – Lil Tjay feat. Lil Wayne
• Lucy’s Love – SiR feat. Lil Wayne
• Maybach Music VI – Rick Ross feat. Lil Wayne & John Legend
• Need A Stack – Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne & Joyner Lucas
• Pullin – Fat Joe feat. Lil Wayne & Dre
• Ride Dat – Birdman & Juvenile feat. Lil Wayne
• School Shooters – XXXTentacion feat. Lil Wayne
• Situation – Trina feat. Lil Wayne
• Sorry – Dame D.O.L.L.A. feat. Lil Wayne
• Talk 2 Me Crazy – Euro feat. Lil Wayne
• Thoughts – Tory Lanez feat. Lil Wayne & Lloyd

Pullin

“Pullin” reunited Fat Joe and Lil Wayne for another collaboration after years of working together. Released as one of the lead singles from Fat Joe’s Family Ties album, the record also featured Dre and showcased Wayne doing what he did best throughout 2019—delivering a memorable guest verse. Billboard covered the release of Family Ties, while fans quickly highlighted “Pullin” as one of the project’s strongest collaborations.

Jealous

“Jealous” appeared on DJ Khaled’s Father of Asahd album and brought together Chris Brown, Big Sean and Lil Wayne on one record. Wayne’s appearance added another major feature to his 2019 run, helping one of the year’s biggest hip-hop albums. Rolling Stone reviewed Father of Asahd, while the album also debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

Need A Stack

Chris Brown enlisted Lil Wayne and Joyner Lucas for “Need A Stack”, one of the standout collaborations from his double album Indigo. Wayne’s verse blended naturally with Chris Brown’s melodic performance and Joyner Lucas’ lyrical style, making it one of the fan favourites from the project. Complex covered the release of Indigo shortly after the album arrived.

Addiction

Big K.R.I.T. teamed up with Lil Wayne and Saweetie on “Addiction”, a collaboration from K.R.I.T. IZ HERE. The record mixed soulful production with confident verses from all three artists, giving Wayne another notable guest appearance during a busy year. Rolling Stone praised K.R.I.T. IZ HERE for continuing Big K.R.I.T.’s consistency as one of Southern hip-hop’s strongest lyricists.

Ride Dat

“Ride Dat” reunited Lil Wayne with Birdman and Juvenile, three artists whose history dates back to the early Cash Money era. The collaboration appeared on Just Another Gangsta and immediately caught the attention of longtime fans who had waited years to hear them back on the same record. Billboard covered the project’s release, describing it as another chapter in the label’s legacy.

Lucy’s Love

Top Dawg Entertainment singer SiR invited Lil Wayne to appear on “Lucy’s Love”, one of the standout records from Chasing Summer. Instead of overpowering the smooth production, Wayne adjusted his flow to match SiR’s R&B style, creating one of his most underrated collaborations of 2019. Pitchfork praised Chasing Summer as one of the strongest R&B albums released that year.

Sorry

NBA All-Star Damian Lillard, better known by his rap name Dame D.O.L.L.A., teamed up with Lil Wayne on “Sorry” from his album Big D.O.L.L.A.. Wayne delivered another effortless guest verse while Lillard continued proving he could balance basketball and music at a high level. The collaboration became one of the highlights from the project.

Boiling Water

Juelz Santana reunited with Lil Wayne on “Boiling Water”, giving fans another collaboration between two artists who helped define the mixtape era. Although it wasn’t one of the year’s biggest commercial releases, the record was welcomed by listeners who had followed both rappers for more than a decade.

2 Dollar Bill

2 Chainz brought together Lil Wayne and E-40 for “2 Dollar Bill”, one of the strongest collaborations from Rap Or Go To The League. The three veterans traded verses over soulful production, giving the album one of its most replayed records. Pitchfork highlighted the album as one of 2 Chainz’s most complete projects.

I Will Not Break

Years after collaborating on hits like Let It Rock, Kevin Rudolf reunited with Lil Wayne for “I Will Not Break.” The record marked Rudolf’s return after spending several years focusing on songwriting and production, while Wayne’s appearance reminded fans of one of rap’s most successful rock collaborations.

Be Like Me

Lil Pump paid tribute to one of his biggest influences by teaming up with Lil Wayne on “Be Like Me”. Released on Harverd Dropout, the collaboration paired one of rap’s younger stars with a veteran whose style helped shape a new generation of artists. NME noted that Wayne’s appearance was among the album’s biggest highlights.

Believer (Remix)

Lil Wayne stepped outside traditional hip-hop by joining Imagine Dragons on the remix of “Believer.” The collaboration blended rock and rap, giving the Grammy-winning band a fresh take on one of their biggest records while introducing Wayne’s lyricism to an even wider audience.

Talk 2 Me Crazy

Euro reunited with his Young Money mentor on “Talk 2 Me Crazy.” Their chemistry was already familiar to longtime fans, and the record continued Wayne’s tradition of supporting artists signed to his label. It also became another addition to his long list of collaborations released during 2019.

Kitten

Detroit rapper Kash Doll recruited Lil Wayne for “Kitten”, one of the standout tracks from her debut album Stacked. Wayne delivered another confident guest verse, helping make the song one of the album’s most talked-about collaborations. Billboard highlighted Stacked as an important milestone in Kash Doll’s career.

School Shooters

“School Shooters” appeared on XXXTentacion’s posthumous album Bad Vibes Forever and featured one of Lil Wayne’s most emotional performances of the year. The record addressed the issue of school violence and stood apart from many of Wayne’s other guest appearances because of its serious message. Rolling Stone discussed the collaboration while reviewing the album.

Maybach Music VI

Rick Ross continued his famous Maybach Music series with “Maybach Music VI”, bringing together Lil Wayne and John Legend on Port of Miami 2. Wayne’s verse fit perfectly alongside Ross’ luxury-rap style, making it one of the album’s standout collaborations and another major feature in his busy 2019 run.

Thoughts

Tory Lanez brought together Lil Wayne and Lloyd on “Thoughts”, one of the standout records from Chixtape 5. Built around early-2000s R&B influences, the song gave Wayne another opportunity to show how easily he could adapt to different production styles. Billboard praised Chixtape 5 for successfully blending nostalgia with modern hip-hop.

Situation

Veteran Miami rapper Trina reunited with Lil Wayne on “Situation”, a collaboration from her album The One. Having worked together numerous times throughout their careers, both artists picked up where they left off, delivering another solid Southern hip-hop record that longtime fans appreciated.

Gimme Brain

Closing out the year, drummer and producer Travis Barker teamed up with Lil Wayne and Rick Ross on “Gimme Brain.” The record blended Barker’s rock-inspired production with Wayne’s trademark wordplay and Ross’ laid-back delivery, ending 2019 with another memorable collaboration before Funeral arrived the following January.

2019 Recap

Although Lil Wayne didn’t release a solo album during 2019, he remained one of the busiest names in hip-hop through an impressive list of guest appearances. From collaborations with Rick Ross, DJ Khaled and Chris Brown to newer artists like Kash Doll and Lil Tjay, Wayne once again proved why he remained one of the industry’s most respected feature artists. His consistency throughout the year also helped build anticipation for Funeral, which officially arrived in January 2020.

Why Trust This Page?

We carefully track Lil Wayne’s yearly releases using official streaming services, record labels and reliable music publications. Whenever an officially released 2019 song, guest appearance or collaboration is confirmed, this page is reviewed and updated to keep the information accurate.

If you notice an officially released Lil Wayne collaboration from 2019 that should be included, we’ll review it and update this compilation where appropriate.

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Disclaimer: This page is maintained as an editorial archive of Lil Wayne’s officially released songs and guest features from 2019. Song titles, album titles and artist names remain the property of their respective owners. The page is updated whenever new verified information becomes available.

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