The day D'usse was posted officially ended Wayne's worst years.

[milo12]

i mean we literally got excited as the pussy lines went down which all suddenly happened early 14 after moment or something, it was moment believe me dusse and then he started to get a little more thuggy and annoying with grindin,

[Shake]

I guess he did go more hungrier

[Tha Mobb]

D'usse one of my favourite wayne songs for sure

[jhoya101]

d5 was average, d4 was actually better

niggas on my team used to say tht. why yall say that

[back on my bullish*t]

D'usse one of my favourite wayne songs for sure

top 25 for sure

[jhoya101]

young weezy in this motherfucker hand cuff em

edit: i seen back on my bullshts favorite mixtape was suffix and had to say something

[Mbminas]

niggas on my team used to say tht. why yall say that

d4 was average, d5 was better

[lilwayne-carter]

Lil Wayne produced a lot of bad music from 2010 to 2014. Some good, but a lot of bad. He was far from peak. In large part because he was dumping all the overwrought puns he wrote down in prison into songs. Once he emptied his notebook and got back to laying it down straight off the dome, he was back. D'usse was the loudest, clearest sign of this.

Not to say there weren't some amazing tracks 2010-14 but they were among a whole lot of really disappointing junk. Wayne was stale.

D'usse was a definitive statement that he was back. Then we got Sorry 4 the Wait 2 and there was no question. He was back to peak form and on to new peaks. Followed by No Ceilings 2, FWA, Carter V, Dedication 6, Funeral, all of which match or surpass his prior peak of Drought 3, Carter III, No Ceilings and all that came out in those years 2006-2009.

you right

[mania983]

People forget that D5 had You Song, Cream, Levels, Still Got That Rock, Typa Way, Started and Way I'm Ballin

[Gudda Gudda]

But Bro Doesn�t Have Any Bad Years

[WeEeEeEzZzZyYy]

more research needs to be done to back up this statement

[lilweezyfan]

Water is wet, anything new?

It isnt though lol