Here is the official music video for Lil Wayne‘s “Something Different” song.

The track, which is a freestyle over Drake and Lil Durk’s “Laugh Now Cry Later” single, appears on Side A of Weezy‘s No Ceilings 3 mixtape.

Check out the “Something Different” visual that was directed by Tunechi himself below! Do you like Tune‘s spin of Drizzy and Durk’s record?

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I have chosen a song from Pimp C titled “Let’s Talk Money” featuring a verse from Lil Wayne and a sampled chorus from T-Pain for this week’s “Feature Friday” installment.

There aren’t too many details about this collaboration, but what we do know is that it was leaked back in 2009, it was rumored to be recorded for the UGK 4 Life album, and Wayne disses 50 Cent in his verse.

“I am Mr. Go Hard, you boys just soft; And everybody know what I drink, so a nigga never cough; And a nigga never snitch like a nigga never golf; And a nigga forever rich, but pussy will never cost”

You can listen to “Let’s Talk Money” below.

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After seeing Jae Millz share the story of Lil Wayne giving him a recycled verse for the “Holla At A Playa” remix at first, we can now check out another part of his interview with Bootleg Kev.

While on episode 28 of The Bootleg Kev Podcast, the Harlem rapper recalled witnessing Tunechi have a seizure on his private jet up in the air and how Tune responded after waking up.

Millzy went on to say it was the “scariest shit I ever seen in my life” and even told that to Wayne himself. Also in their convo (watch below), Jae discussed how one time he accidentally took a sip of Weezy and Gudda Gudda‘s lean in the studio!

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The reason Lil Wayne never performed live at Mike Tyson’s comeback fight against Roy Jones Jr. on November 28th was due to an “unrelated 3rd party”.

In a statement co-issued from Triller and Weezy, there was a 3rd party who tried to involve themselves in the production process between the video-making/social-networking service and the Young Money CEO:

“Unfortunately there was an unrelated 3rd party who attempted to insert themselves in the production process between Triller and Lil Wayne the night before the event and the morning of and it unfortunately caused enough of an issue that Wayne couldn’t perform.”

However, Tunechi says he “was truly disappointed he was precluded from performing by the 3rd party” and promises to perform live at “Triller’s next fight card.”

In an interview with Rolling Stone for their Musicians On Musicians feature, Lil Wayne and Lil Baby chopped it up together over Zoom.

During their convo, Weezy and Baby discussed when they first heard each other’s music, how their hometowns shaped them, the first albums that made a big impact on them, how they approach songs, their influences outside of rap music, where they get their work ethic from, their looks, and much more.

Tunechi also confirmed that he has a new collaboration with Lil Baby on No Ceilings 3 mixtape (presumably on Side B). You can watch the two of them chat with Dewayne Gage and read their full interesting conversation after the jump below!

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