In the spirit of celebrating Lil-Wayne’s birthday we decided to list his top 10 tracks! Well his top 10 according to what the crew here in the Fast Lane Pit like!

LIL-Wayne is to me an unlikely character to have made such a large impact on hip-hop music, but then again so was Snoop Dogg! I say the difference between Snoop and Weezy is that you can actually make sense of what Snoop is saying. I’ve never had a Snoop song go off and leave me thinking what in the world was he saying?

Regardless of that LIL-Wayne’s tracks and vocals are catchy and you somehow end up getting a pretty good feeling from them. Of course if you want a track to get radio play and have a hope of going #1 you want Weezy on it! But below is our list hit the jump to find out what we’ve chosen!

10. The Block Is Hot ft. BG & Juvenile- Lil€™ Wayne€™s solo debut single of his same title debut album released November 2, 1999. The single peaked at #72 on Billboard€™s hot 100. Produced by Mannie Fresh and with the help of fellow The Hot Boyz members BG & Juvenile, Weezy delivered a single with the signature Cash Money sound.

9. Go DJ ft. Mannie Fresh- The Mannie Fresh produced track released in 2004 off  Tha Carteralbum was Lil€™ Wayne€™s first solo major hit. Peaking at #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #3 on the rap charts and becoming a top 40 single.

8. Got Money ft. T-Pain- The third single off Tha Carter III peaking at #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on Hot Rap Tracks. Lil€™ Wayne boasted about having money and having fun with your money. This was just one of many hits Lil€™ Wayne and T-Pain aka T-Wayne have produced together.

7. Hustler Musik-  The second single off €œTha Carter II€ produced by T-Mix and Batman was not as big as most singles from Lil€™ Wayne peaking at #87 on the Billboard hot 100 and 16 on the rap charts. However Hustler Musik was in heavy rotation on east coast radio stations.

6. Mrs. Officer ft. Bobby Valentino- The fourth and final single from Tha Carter III album produced by Deezle peaking at #16 on the Billboard hot 100 at #2 on the rap charts. Bobby V. and  Lil€™ Wayne had the ladies wanting to role play and take charge. 

5. She Will ft. Drake- The single debut at #3 on the Billboard hot 100 and #8 onthe rap charts.  The also sold over 255,00 copies on itunes in its first week of release. Produced by T-Minus €œShe Will€ featuring Drake became Lil€™ Wayne€™s highest charting single of The Carter IV.

4. 6 Foot 7 Foot ft. Cory Gunz- Teaming up with Bangladesh once again Lil€™ Wayne releases the first single off Tha Carter IV. Sampling €œDay-O (The Banana Boat Song)€ by Harry Belafonte Bangledesh puts together another ill instrumental for Weezy. The single peaked at #9 on the Billboard hot 100 and #2 on the rap charts. Over 2 million digital downloads in the U.S. sold.

3. How To Love- The third single off Tha Carter IV produced by Detail recently peaking at #5 on Billboard€™s Hot 100 and #2 on the rap charts.  Lil€™ Wayne explains what Hot To Love is about,  €How To Love€ is about €œWomen who don€™t know how to love because there€™s deep reasons for them not knowing how to love€¦ And what I mean by deep reasons is deep and dark reasons.€

2. Lolli Pop ft. Static Major- The first single of Tha Carter III produced by Deezle and Jim Jonsin. The single peaked at #1 on the Billboard hot 100 and rap charts. Lolli Pop was also a popular ringtone. Selling over 2.3 million copies and over 3 million digital downloads.

1. A Milli-   The second single off Tha Carter III produced by Bangladesh A Milli was a hit from start to finish, catching so much attention every rap artist in game did a freestyle to it. When Jay-Z does a freestyle on your instrumental its a hit.