Lil Wayne Codexery

Artists & Collaborators

23 entries in the Lil Wayne compendium.

Artists & Collaborators — Era Chart

Dwayne Michael Carter 1982T-Pain2008Kendrick Lamar2008Tyga2019
Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.A defining voice of modern hip-hop who revolutionized the mixtape scene and achieved over T-PainThe third single collaboration between T-Pain and Lil Wayne.Kendrick LamarThe featured rapper who enters first to set a story of deceit and lust in motion.TygaA solo return in 2025 featuring Lil Wayne on Last Kings Records.Rick RossAn American rapper with eleven studio albums and a vast catalog of singles.DrakeThe Toronto kid Wayne pulled from MySpace and turned into a global voice.Nicki MinajThe Queens color bomb who turned Young Money's sound into a global phenomenon.Kanye WestTwo egos, one studio, and a decade of creative fire that never quite cooled.Jay-ZThe Brooklyn king who handed a twelve-year-old from the South a throne and walked away.NasThe Queensbridge poet whose pen set the bar every young MC since has measured themselves a50 CentThe king of the 2003 throne that Wayne was born to dethrone.Snoop DoggWest Coast smoke and East Coast fire, sharing one mic and one moment.LudacrisThe Atlanta architect who proved a rapper could own the whole culture before Wayne even hiEminemThe Detroit lion whose roar taught a New Orleans kid how to bite back.Fat JoeBrooklyn's iron will, Terror Squad's architect, and hip-hop's unbreakable backbone.Lil' KimThe Brooklyn queen who turned unapologetic swagger into a genre-defining crown.JadakissPhiladelphia's golden-voiced storyteller who carried the Northeast Kingdom's fire into eveAkonThe voice that turned a studio session into a stadium anthem before the beat even dropped.Royce da 5'9The five-foot-nine architect of Detroit's most intricate bars, and Wayne's go-to when the Joe BuddenThe guy at the mic who won't let you forget Wayne was supposed to be the best.Wiz KhalifaThe West Coast breeze Wayne let blow through the Young Money machine.Crooked ITwo schools of rap, one track, and a collision fans still dissect bar by bar.Joell OrtizThe Brooklyn voice Wayne reaches for when the beat needs a heartbeat instead of a punch.
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