The anticipation is finally over; Da Drought 3 is here and Lil' Wayne lives up to all the hype surrounding this mixtape. He's so heavy in the mixtape game right now (he's always puttin' shit out), its kinda hard to believe that he created such a buzz with the release of this tape, but I guess that's just Lil' Wayne for you.

Da Drought 3 is a two-disc mixtape with Wayne flowing over some well-known beats including "Throw Some D's...", "Walk It Out", "I Luv It"…I think you get the picture. Weezy sticks to the formula of rapping about himself, money, weed, women, and a bunch of other shit that sometimes really doesn't make any sense, but it works. No matter what he's talking about, his flow is always on point and he straight up kills some of the beats he hops on. On Disc One, most of the tracks are pretty hot. I like the "We Takin' Over (Remix)", and hopefully you've already heard "Dough Is What I Got", but that shit is still fire. I like "New Cash Money" as him and Brisco flow over "Down And Out", but when Wayne gets on "Top Back", its lights out. He wasn't lyin' when he said, "…put this bitch to sleep, fuckin' right I nightgowned it".

Wayne keeps things movin' right along on Disc Two, flowing over the trunk rattler "King Kong" and doing some justice for Lil' Boosie's "Zoom". He kills "Shoulder Lean" with his version "Live From The 504" and I'm feelin' the "Its Me Bitches (Remix)", but his "…words carry life like a stretcher" (haha) when he rips "Santana's Town".

I'm not the biggest Weezy fan in the world, but I gotta give credit where credit is due, I mean he's kind of a beast. Even though a lot of the time he's not really saying anything, his flow is crazy and some of his punch lines are hilarious. Overall, I like this mixtape. Wayne brings life to some of the beats he's rapping over and the whole thing just bangs. I could've done without some of the tracks including him rapping over "Promise" and "Crazy" but I definitely recommend you cop this tape. Peace.