Since the announcement of Kendrick Lamar as the headliner for the Super Bowl halftime show, Lil Wayne has been transparent about his disappointment.

Lil Wayne has officially announced his upcoming album “Tha Carter VI,” arriving on June 6. The rapper made waves earlier today when he teased the new project at the end of a Super Bowl ad for Cetaphil.

Lil Wayne will not be performing at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday in his hometown of New Orleans. But he will be releasing new music soon. The rapper revealed

Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne's beef The Super Bowl halftime show spat explained. Lil Wayne will not attend Super Bowl amid Kendrick Lamar drama. Wayne seemingly teased the new alb

When Kendrick Lamar was announced as the halftime performer for Sunday’s 2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans, Lil Wayne took to his Instagram Live to share that he felt snubbed that he wouldn’t get the opportunity to be the headliner in his own hometown.

Musician Lil Wayne confirmed that he won't be attending Sunday's Super Bowl in New Orleans, his hometown, during a message on his Instagram Stories this

The "Lollipop" rapper will skip Super Bowl 59 festivities in his hometown after he was passed over in favor of Kendrick Lamar as halftime performer.

Lil Wayne made headlines when California rapper Kendrick Lamar was announced as the Super Bowl halftime performer, with many saying the NOLA native was "snubbed."

The ad isn’t just funny, though—it’s a clever way for Wayne to let us know Carter VI is on the way. At the end of the spot, you get hit with a “Do Not Disturb ‘Til 06-06-25” sign on a door, and boom, the album’s dropping June 6th, 2025.

Lil Wayne dropped his special announcement today — and he appeared to leave a big-time easter egg for his fans. Today he dropped an extended Cetaphil ad entitled, “We’re All a Lil Sensitive,” playing off his disappointment with not being selected as the Super Bowl LIX performer.