Interestingly enough, Drake gives us the exact opposite experience with Thank Me Later. Wayne came off as a hyperactive, blunt-smoking genius, capable of anything…except being focused conceptually.
Tha Carter III lacked a unified sound or vision, which made for an enthralling, if at times jarring experience. Tha Carter III’s charm was also its chief drawback to some namely, that it’s all over the place, with its 16 tracks running the gamut musically and conceptually.
And in all honesty, they are both fantastic albums…but they couldn’t be any more different from one another. Drake’s official debut album Thank Me Later is arguably the most feverishly anticipated Hip Hop release since his mentor/boss Lil Wayne unleashed the instantly classic Tha Carter III back in 2008.
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