Lil Waybe’s son is going viral for looking exactly like his 2nd version

Breаking away from the shadows of his low-key upbringing, Lil Wayne’s 13-year-old son has taken the internet by storm in a recent viral TikTоk video.

Posted on Tuesday (November 16) by TikTоk user Emrae, the clip features four boys showcasing their fashion sense to the tune of Tyler, The Creator’s “EARFQUAKE.” Among them stands Neal Carter, drawing immediate attention from fans who can’t help but notice the striking resemblance he bears to his iconic father.

LIL WAYNE AND NIVEA'S SON, NEAL, GOES VIRAL FOR LOOKING LIKE HIS DAD In response to a reshare by Daily Loud, one fan marveled, “Lil Wayne’s son Neal looks more like Lil Wayne than Lil Wayne looks like Lil Wayne [mind-blown emoji].”

A Twitter user even harked back to Lil Wayne’s 2011 Һit with Bruno Mars, “Mirror,” sharing lyrics with an accompanying image that read: “Looking at me now I can see my past/ I look just like my dad.”

Born in November 2009 from Lil Wayne’s on-again-off-again relationship with singer Nivea, Neal has remained relatively under the radar. Lil Wayne, known for his selective exposure of his children to the spotlight, proudly showcased his 12-year-old son, Kameron Carter, at last year’s ESPY Awards. The father-son duo turned heads in matching all-black ensembles, adorned with eye-catching jewelry.

In a memorable moment, Lil Wayne and Kameron presented the Best Team award to the Golden State Warriors, standing out alongside notable figures like Star Wars actor John Boyega and gymnast Sunisa Lee. The event showcased not only Lil Wayne’s influence in the entertainment world but also his commitment to sharing special moments with his children amidst his high-profile career.

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