Urban Music 2000 - Lil Wayne

1. Fly Talkin'
2. Look At Me
3. Way of Life
4. Big Tigger Live On The Radio
5. Gangsta And Pimps
6. Lovely
7. Gangsta Shit
8. Big Tigger Live On The Radio
9. Bloodline
10. Where You At
11. Worry Me
12. 500 Degreez
13. Go Hard
14. Young N' Blues
15. Believe That
16. Rob Nice Live On The Radio
17. F*** You
18. What Does Life Mean To Me
19. Get That Dough
20. Fo Sheezv
21. Fly Talkin' Go Home

While the Cash Money Records label continues to suffer through the free-agent exodus of its hottest emcee, Juvenile, Lil Wayne has been slotted in as the crew's go-to griot. However, on 500 Degreez Wayne's inability to rap about subjects other than Bentleys, babes, blunts, and booze severely limits his career possibilities. On the profanity-laced "F*** You" and "Gangsta S***," his mediocre and indistinct rhymes and flows are barely saved by Mannie Fresh's electro-funk beat schemes. That's not to say that Fresh isn't coasting either, performing his normal interpolation-heavy productions (e.g., "Way of Life" is a spin-off on Junior Mafia's "Get Money"). Why Lil Weezy would spend three-quarters of his studio time boasting about how much moola he makes ("Get That Dough") and how great he thinks he is ("Look at Me") is anybody's guess. The one time Weezy does go introspective on "Young'n Blues" it's already too late, because he's already branded himself a hip-hop jester.