Lil Wayne Drops “Special Ops” With Brutal Shots At Chicago Bears
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Lil Wayne just turned his Packers loyalty into a full-on assault on the Bears and their coach with a brand new track that’s got Green Bay fans eating good right now.
The New Orleans native dropped “Special Ops” on Thursday as an official anthem for the Packers’ 2026 season, and it’s packed with bars that take direct aim at Chicago’s operation.
The most brutal moment comes when Wayne raps about Ben Johnson’s viral shirtless celebration from last season.
“Tell your coach put his shirt back on, got bear fur on my floor at home,” he spits, referencing the postgame moment that became a whole thing after the Bears beat the Eagles in Week 13. Wayne doesn’t stop there either.
He goes harder with “We gon’ make you eat all them words, may they taste like provolone. The Bears still suck. The Bears still suck.” That’s not just a diss, that’s a statement.
What makes this track hit different is that Wayne’s been riding with Green Bay since he was a kid.
His father attended Super Bowl XXXI in New Orleans back in 1997 and came home with Packers memorabilia that changed everything for young Dwayne Carter.
He’s talked about this story multiple times, explaining how his dad’s connection to that championship run made him a lifer.
Wayne’s even run out of the tunnel with the team at Lambeau Field and built a real friendship with head coach Matt LaFleur over the years. This isn’t some random celebrity jumping on a bandwagon. This is genuine fandom meeting Hip-Hop bars.
The timing of this track is everything. According to Yahoo Sports, the Bears knocked the Packers out of the playoffs in January after the Packers won the NFC North title last season.
That loss is still fresh, and Wayne’s making sure everyone knows the Packers are coming for payback.
He also takes shots at the Vikings and Lions on the track, but the Bears get the most venom. “
The Vikings still drunk, the Lions tails tucked,” he raps, but those lines don’t carry the same weight as what he’s got for Chicago.
Lil Wayne has been a longtime supporter of Hip-Hop and sports crossovers, using his platform to celebrate the teams and moments that matter to him.
This track proves he’s not just a casual observer. He’s invested in the Packers’ success, and he’s using his voice to hype up the fanbase heading into the season.
The Packers and Bears face off on October 11 at Lambeau Field at 4:25 P.M. ET on Fox, and Wayne just gave Green Bay the ultimate pregame motivation.