'Carter V is Everything!!!': Twitter completely melts down over Lil Wayne's new album

Perhaps to some this makes up for the delay of the album originally announced in 2012, a year after "Tha Carter IV" dropped.

In 2014, Weezy tweeted to fans that his label, Cash Money, refused to release "Carter V." "I am a prisoner and so is my creativity," he tweeted at the time. "Again,I am truly sorry and I don't blame ya if ya fed up with waiting 4 me & this album. But thk u"

Wayne and the label settled their legal issues earlier this year, Billboard and Pitchfork report. 

"Tha Carter V" – with 23 tracks – gave the Twitterverse lots to post about. On the first song, "I Love You Dwayne," Wayne's mother weeps with pride for her son, an emotional moment that resonated with people on the social media site.