Lil' Wayne Trivia Quiz

Answer: New Orleans, Louisiana

Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. A.K.A. Lil' Wayne was born on September 27, 1982 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was raised in the Hollygrove section of New Orleans. His biological father left him when he was an infant, so he was raised by his stepfather Reginald "Rabbit" Carter until he was 16.

Answer: 9

Lil' Wayne was not signed when he first met the owners of "Cash Money Records". He actually recorded freestyles on their answering machine until they eventually signed him. When "Cash Money Records" signed Lil' Wayne they hooked him up with another newcomer Lil' Doogie who would later become famous as B.G.

They formed a group called the "B.G.'z". The "B.G.'z" only released one album called "True Story" in 1995.

Answer: 2

"Tha Carter II" sold more than 238,000 copies and was certified platinum. The lead single "Fireman" peaked at #32 on the "Billboard Hot 100" chart. The second single "Grown Man" failed to receive any attention due to the lack of a music video. And the third single "Hustler Musik" peaked at #87 on the "Billboard Hot 100" chart.

Answer: Bryan Williams

On October 31, 2006, Lil' Wayne released an album with Bryan Williams A.K.A "Birdman" and "Baby". The album is called "Like Father, Like Son" which included hit songs like "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" and "Army Gunz".

Answer: True

On August 14, 2006, Lil' Wayne was arrested for possesion of less than one ounce of marijuana and possesion of a controlled substance. Police claim he was in possesion of several unlabeled bottles. One contained 60 pills of Alprazolam, a form of Xanax; and another containing 59 hydrocodone pills. There were also two small burnt joints of marijuana.

Answer: Young Money Entertainment

A young rapper Sar'd Nasir A.K.A. "Gillie Da Kid", claims that he has ghost written some of Lil' Wayne's lyrics. Members of "Hots" and "Sqad up" (Lil' Wayne's old crew) have stated that Lil' Wayne has never needed a ghost writer. Some evidence pointing towards Gillie Da Kid's claim is that Lil' Wayne wore Gillie Da Kid's diamond studded pendants in one of his music videos. Both Gillie Da Kid and Lil' Wayne have put out tracks dissing each other, like "Frontin' Like Ya Daddy" (Lil' Wayne diss) and "Hard Body (Gillie Da Kid diss).

Answer: Both

Lil Wayne has claimed that he is the "Best rapper alive", and has also claimed that he is the "Best rapper to date". Many sites have quoted a BET poll naming Lil' Wayne the "Best Rapper Alive" by a margin of either 89% to 11% or 86% to 14%. However, through extensive searching on Google I have failed to find definitive evidence of this poll. If anyone taking this quiz can either confirm or disprove this result, please send me a message.

Answer: Birdman

Some people dislike Lil' Wayne because of the mouth kiss between Birdman and Lil' Wayne, and the fact that he has tears tattoed under his eyes. This is something a Blood does when he has killed somebody, but Lil' Wayne claims to have never killed anyone.

Answer: 500 Degreez

"500 Degreez" has 21 tracks with none of them receiving any major attention. "500 Degreez" featured several people including: Big Tymers, TQ, Baby, Petey Pablo, Blaque, Mannie Fresh, Tateeze, and Cristale. The album got its name from Juvenile's album "400 Degreez". Lil' Wayne boasted that he was going to do better than Juvenile, but it ended up being one of Lil' Wayne's lowest albums in terms of sales.

Answer: Birdman... Like Father, Like Son

"Like Father, Like Son" was released on October 31, 2006, by Birdman and Lil' Wayne. It featured several big name rappers including Fat Joe and Rick Ross. "Like Father, Like Son" debuted at #3 on the "Billboard 200" by selling 176,000 copies. "Like Father, Like Son" featured three singles: "Stuntin' Like My Daddy", "Leather So Soft" and "You Ain't Know".