Lil Wayne finally delivered his long-awaited album Tha Carter V last week, and it's safe to say fans and Weezy himself couldn't be happier. Even Kanye West, who was scheduled to drop his ninth solo effort over the weekend, admitted Carter V is pretty much guaranteed to hit the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200. And now with a rising viral dance challenge Tunechi himself has participated in, his comeback is a certified success. Over the past few days, fans have been posting clips of themselves Harlem shaking to Tha Carter V highlight "Uproar." The Swizz Beatz collaboration first became associated with the dance when Swizz posted a video of him dancing to the song on his Instagram. "Uproar" itself is a remix of G. Dep's "Special Delivery" from 2001, and around the time it spawned a dance craze itself long before viral challenges were a thing. Of course, it didn't take long for Weezy to take notice of the challenge and get in on it: Check out some of the best attempts at the #UproarChallenge below, including videos from Casanova and Shiggy among others.<doc-sep>It's been a long and troublesome road, but Lil Wayne's Tha Carter V has finally arrived. The album, which dropped at midnight on September 28, is the rapper's first record to not be released under the Cash Money imprint. The project first announced back in 2012, underwent a series of delays due to a now-settled contractual dispute with Cash Money head, Birdman. Despite the six-year gap, Wayne hasn't faltered when it comes to his or contributing talent. Joining him on the record are a host of incredible guest features including Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, Nicki Minaj, and the late XXXTentacion. In terms of production, the likes of Swizz Beatz, Metro Boomin and Lassana "ACE" Harris all get to work on the drop. Needless to say, it's a banger. Here are the full production credits below. 1. "I Love You Dwayne" 2. "Don't Cry" Featuring: XXXTentacion Producers: Z3N, Ben Billions 3. "Dedicate" Producers: Roc & Mayne, Louie Haze, Manny Galvez 4. "Uproar" Producers: Swizz Beatz, Avenue Beatz 5. "Let it Fly" Featuring: Travis Scott Producers: Sevn Thomans, Dirtwork 6. "Can't Be Broken" Producers: Ben Billions, Thomas Troelsen 7. "Dark Side of the Moon" Featuring: Nicki Minaj Producers: Bloque, Jonah Christian 8. "Mona Lisa" Featuring: Kendrick Lamar Producers: Infamous, Angel "Onhel" Aponte 9. "What About Me" Featuring: Sosamann Producers: Johnny Yukon, DJ Frank E 10. "Open Letter" Producers: Johnny Yukon, DJ Frank E 11. "Famous" Featuring: Reginae Carter Producers: Sham "Sak Pase" Joseph, Lasanna "Ace" Harris 12. "Problems" Producer: Zaytoven 13. "Dope Niggaz" Featuring: Snoop Dogg Producers: Rio, Kamo 14. "Hittas" Producer: Jayones 15. "Took His Time" Producer: FREEWAYTJAY 16. "Open Safe" Producer: Mikely "Mike Free" Adam 17. "Start This Shit Off Right" Featuring: Ashanti, Mack Maine Producer: Mannie Fresh 18. "Demon" Producers: Cool & Dre, 808 Ray 19. "Mess" Producer: Infamous 20. "Dope New Gospel" Featuring: Nivea Producers: Rio, Kamo 21. "Perfect Strangers" Producer: Mannie Fresh 22. "Used 2" Producers: Metro Boomin, Prince 85 23. "Let It All Work Out" Producers: Jordan, Myles William, Reefa Stream Tha Carter V here, and be sure to check out Wayne's 14 different merch collabs for the album release. In other music news, Action Bronson shares a trippy video for "White Bronco."<doc-sep>Lil Wayne, Shiggy, Swizz Beatz & More Kick Off The ‘Uproar’ Dance Challenge Move over, 'In My Feelings'. Lil Wayne's new album 'Tha Carter V' is finally here, and it's birthed yet another viral dance craze courtesy of the Swizz Beatz-produced banger 'Uproar.' The upbeat track is a fiery dancefloor-filler and already a favourite among fans. 'Uproar' also appears to feature a sample of G. Dep's 2001 song 'Special Delivery', which spawned a Harlem Shake craze. And it appears Wayne and Swizz are ready to bring it back, as their new track has sparked a new trend - the 'Uproar' Challenge. Swizz kicked things off on Instagram, showing off his best Harlem Shake-inspired moves as Wayne's new banger plays in the background, before Weezy himself went on to tackle the challenge with his children. Shiggy of The Shiggy Show, who famously ignited Drake's world-sweeping 'In My Feelings' Challenge, also got involved, flexing his best moves in the street. Watch the best 'Uproar' Challenge clips below.<doc-sep>Music An Italian Group Is Accused Of Doing Cocaine On Live TV During Eu... Italian rock band Måneskin, who won the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest on May 22, will be taking a drug test for allegedly doing cocaine on the show’s<doc-sep>
After years—plural—of anticipation, Lil Wayne's Tha Carter V has finally arrived, giving fans ample reason to celebrate this weekend. As fans digested the project, which spans 23 tracks, one clear standout has inspired the latest viral dance challenge, thanks in part to its creator, Jeff Obeng, the song's masterminds and support from comedian-turned-social-media-star Shiggy, among other celebrities. Taking to Instagram this weekend, Swizz Beatz uploaded a video of himself dancing to "Uproar," the song in question. During the video, he pairs the banger, which samples G. Dep's 2001 song "Special Delivery," with the impassioned Harlem Shake, setting off a new viral dance challenge. The sampled song in question originally soundtracked the signature move in the early Aughts, with Weezy's single giving it a revamp. During Wayne's rendition, he thanks his fans before two of his sons burst out of a closet and begin dancing to the upbeat anthem. "Thank you to all the people, all the support you gave me for this album," he says, going on to thank his mother and other collaborators. "I didn't expect it to be nowhere near like this." Per Billboard and Nielsen Music, early projections for the album report that Wayne could be bringing home over 450,000 equivalent album units for the week ending Oct. 4. As such, its streaming numbers alone could result in the third-largest streaming week ever for an album, right behind Drake's Scorpion (745.9 million) and Post Malone's Beerbongs & Bentleys (431.3 million). Take a look at some of the best submissions so far for the #UproarChallenge, below.