10 Most Hilariously Bad Albums Ever Made

Any artist looking to switch up their styles has a lot of responsibility weighing on them at the outset. When going into unchartered territory, you somehow have to work a miracle by putting together a collection of songs that will appease your core fans while also building a bridge for new listeners to come on board as well. Or if your Lil Wayne, just throw a guitar across your back and pretend to be a rock star.

Being one of the most dated records of this past decade, Rebirth is one of the most lackluster excuses for a rock crossover that any rapper had ever attempted, as Wayne pours over bars that sound like they're first drafts from the outset. As he tries to add some of his Cash Money charisma to the mix, the actual production of the record sounds terrible as well, almost like the producers tried to approximate what they thought a rock album sounded like and hoped for the best.

The real crime here is the vocals, with Wayne misusing AutoTune in the absolute worst way, trying to string together words like Bob Dylan and coming off like a cyborg doing his best to emote. Everyone is entitled to switch up their sounds if they want to, but there's a damn good reason why Lil Wayne hasn't picked up a guitar since this record.