Lil Wayne recently disclosed in an interview with Rolling Stone that he struggles with memory loss to the extent that he can’t recall which songs belong to which of his iconic albums.

The New Orleans rapper expressed his difficulty in distinguishing tracks from albums like ‘Tha Carter III,’ ‘Tha Carter II,’ or ‘Tha Carter One’ from ‘Tha Carter IV.’

The forty-year-old artist went on to reveal that the significance of his past projects holds no weight for him as the memories associated with them have faded.

He admitted that if asked about a particular song, he wouldn’t be able to provide any information, emphasizing that the details of his own discography have become a challenge for him to remember.

Using ‘Tha Carter III’ as an example, Lil Wayne highlighted the severity of his memory loss, noting that he can’t even recall the release dates of his albums.

Despite this, he attributed his extraordinary creative mind, which allowed him to produce remarkable songs, as a unique blessing from God.

Despite the challenges posed by memory loss, Lil Wayne views it as both a blessing and a curse. He mentioned that his daily work routine and constant creative output may contribute to the strain on his memory but sees it as an integral part of the creative process.

Reflecting on his medical history, which includes a prolonged battle with epilepsy, Lil Wayne’s memory struggles shed light on the complexities he faces. Reports from Rolling Stone detailed instances where the rapper had to cancel a concert in 2017 due to seizures, further highlighting the impact of his health on his life and career.