The Fireman is in the building; I wish you could hear me doing fire truck sound. Anyways, Cash Money's Little Big Man scores big and makes history. Wayne's fifth album, Tha Carter II, earns the rapper his largest first-week sales tally to date with 240,000 copies and debuts at No. 2 on The Billboard 200 and No. 1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

The album is also the largest selling debut in the history of Cash Money Records.

Here's Baby on Wayne's Album Success: Damn, it's about time somebody started selling records around this mutherf*cker! The money for me to ride clean gotta come from somewhere.

Okay, Baby didn't say that for real.

Here's the real Baby to AllHipHop.com on Lil Wayne's success: He's like a son to me, so I'm proud of him. This isn't just a big win for him and the label, he delivered big time for New Orleans as well.

Here's Baby's brother Slim to AllHipHop.com on Lil Wayne's success: This truly is an historic moment for Lil Wayne and the entire Cash Money family. This album shows his growth as a young man and artist. He's changing the game from top to bottom and this is just the beginning for him.

Here's EbenGregory on Lil Wayne's success: Behind every good man, stands a good woman.

That is, unless your good woman is playing games while you're out on tour.

I wish you could hear me doing fire truck sound.

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