No Ceilings 2

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No Ceilings 2
Lil Wayne No Ceilings 2.jpg
Mixtape by Lil Wayne
Released November 26, 2015
Recorded 2015
Genre Hip hop
Length 96:38
Label Self published
Lil Wayne chronology
Free Weezy Album
(2015)Free Weezy Album2015
No Ceilings 2
(2015)
Tha Carter V
(2016)Tha Carter V2016

No Ceilings 2 is a mixtape by American rapper Lil Wayne, released on November 26, 2015. The mixtape was self released now that Wayne parted ways with Cash Money Records. Two of the mixtape's rumored track are both a remix of Drake's Back to Back and Drake and Future's Where Ya At. It features guest appearances from Baby E, Curren$y, Euro, Future, Gudda Gudda, Hoodybaby, Jae Millz, King Los, Lucci Lou, Mannie Fresh, Shanell, Stephanie Acevedo, T@, Turk, & Yo Gotti.

Reception

Overall, No Ceilings 2 has received fairly positive reviews with few opinions being generally quite sour particularly, when comparing it to his first No Ceilings mixtape. Despite that, professional critics felt more warmly to the tape. HeyReverb described Wayne's efforts as loose and limber.[1] Going on to say It’s hilarious, absurd, outrageous and brilliant. Forbes commented "Despite Label Woes, Lil Wayne Remains The Mixtape Master".[2]

NME wrote a very positive review, giving the mixtape 4/5 and saying "This aint a stop-gap, it’s a goddamn arms race. 'No Ceilings 2', Lil Wayne’s newest free mixtape, is about more than suppressing fans’ appetites for the New Orleans rapper’s much-delayed album 'Tha Carter V', of which there’s still no sign. His third release this year, and sequel to 2009’s 'No Ceilings', is a reminder of Wayne’s prowess, as he outdoes rivals on their own tracks.[3] Robert Christgau gave the album a 3-star honorable mention rating, which corresponds to "an enjoyable effort consumers attuned to its overriding aesthetic or individual vision may well treasure.".[4][5]

Artists Wiz Khalifa[6] and Erykah Badu[7] have expressed their fondness of the tape on social media.

Track listing

No. Title Original instrumental/Producer(s) Length
1. "Fresh" (featuring Mannie Fresh) Mannie Fresh 1:57
2. "Back 2 Back"   "Back to Back" (Drake) 3:11
3. "My Name Is"   "My Name Is" (Eminem) 3:37
4. "Where Ya At"   "Where Ya At" (Future featuring Drake) 3:30
5. "Cross Me" (featuring Future and Yo Gotti) The Beat Bully 3:25
6. "I'm Nice"   "Don't" (Bryson Tiller) 3:21
7. "Duck" (featuring Jae Millz, Gudda Gudda and Shanell)
  • Ducko Mcfli
  • The Olympicks
5:15
8. "Poppin" (featuring Curren$y) "Poppin" (Rico Richie) 3:54
9. "Jumpman"   "Jumpman" (Drake & Future) 4:01
10. "Destroyed" (featuring Euro) Beewirks[8] 3:48
11. "Finessin" (featuring Baby E) "Finessin" (Baby E) 2:47
12. "Millyrokk" (featuring Lucci Lou and Turk) "Milly Rock" (2 Milly) 4:28
13. "Live from the Gutter" (featuring Hoodybaby and T@) "Live from the Gutter" (Drake & Future) 4:39
14. "Big Wings"   "Big Rings" (Drake & Future) 3:37
15. "Too Young"   "White Iverson" (Post Malone) 4:04
16. "Lil Bitch"   "Watch Out" (2 Chainz) 3:43
17. "Get Ya Gat" (featuring Lucci Lou & Hoodybaby) Roc & Mayne[9] 4:51
18. "No Reason" (featuring King Los) Niikley North 3:54
19. "Plastic Bag" (featuring Jae Millz) "Plastic Bag" (Drake & Future) 4:34
20. "Hotline Bling"   "Hotline Bling" (Drake) 4:20
21. "Crystal Ball" (featuring Stephanie Acevedo)   4:51
22. "Diamonds Dancing"   "Diamonds Dancing" (Drake & Future) 5:06
23. "No Days Off"   "No Days Off" (Fetty Wap featuring Monty) 4:37
24. "The Hills"   "The Hills" (The Weeknd) 4:18
Total length:
96:38

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