Lil Wayne bests Elvis Presley in career Billboard chart achievement Lil Wayne performs at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in 2009. Robyn Beck / AFP September 27, 2012, 11:28 a.m. Despite diversions such as skateboarding and amazing deposition hearings, Lil Wayne is still breaking ground in music. With his guest appearance on the Game's single "Celebration," he officially became the male artist with the most entries in the Billboard Top 100, besting Elvis Presley in the process. It's Weezy's 109th notch on that chart, which counts both his main-artist and guest-artist appearances. The ever-prolific Wayne has rarely shied away from a chance to wind off a guest verse on a prospective hit, and those slots count for a majority of his entries at 67. He has 42 top 100 singles where he's the lead vocalist. There's a slight thumb on the scale for Weezy, though -- the Billboard chart launched in 1958, and by that time, Elvis already had several hits such as "Heartbreak Hotel" that surely would have added to his total. Nonetheless, it should be a nice birthday present for Lil Wayne, who turns 30 on Thursday (a fact that should chill the blood of any Hot Boys fans out there). Still, he has a way to go to catch the all-time leader in the category. The cast of "Glee" almost doubles his total, with 204 single credits on the chart. Lil Wayne takes break from rap to skateboard Lil Wayne says Kobe Bryant inspires him in life Nicki Minaj pulls out of gig after host insults her single