It was his singing along with Destiny's Child in their hot song Soldier. Another significant event in Lil’s life that happened in 2002 was his participation in a separate big project. As a result, Tha Carter reached number five in the list of the best releases, while its composition Go DJ is still considered by many the artist’s best song made ever since. Lil said farewell to the image of a light-minded and self-assured kid, paid much more attention to the arranging of the record and wrote lyrics with considerably more serious and profound verses. This work marked the beginning of another ear in his career. However, with the failures of the last two releases in him mind, he froze the finishing if his fourth album and issued a 2003 mixtape called Da Drought.Ī year later, the rapper’s new long-play arrived being named Tha Carter. By that time, it was clear that the end of Hot Boys was very near, which prompted Lil Wayne to get focused on his solo career. It was, probably, the unexpected and soon success that confused the young artist, which eventually motivated him to hasten too much and make up the far worse subsequent albums, Lights Out (2000), and 500 Degreez (2002). This work received the double platinum status with the title entering Top Yen. Several months after the 1999 release of the second Hot Boys long player under the title Guerrilla Warfare, the market offered Lil’s debut studio effort called Tha Block Is Hot. At that time, the latter was only eighteen years old and appeared the youngest member of the group.

This very label released in 1997 Get It How U Live!, an album recorded by Hot Boys with the lineup uniting Juvenile, B.G., Turk, and Lil himself. As a teenager, he took up the Lil Wayne stage name and established nice connections in the show business circles, including the management of the Cash Money Records company. Lil Wayne, an established rapper, started his standout career as a member of the band called Hot Boys, a short-lived, yet quite a memorable ensemble.

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