The Game recently took to social media to name his top ten best rappers alive list, which included Lil Wayne at No. 3.
Above Wayne were JAY-Z and Nas while the rest went as: Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Drake, Andre 3000, J. Cole, and Lil Baby.
The Compton rapper also mentioned that he would be able to go bar for bar with all of the names above! What do you think of Game‘s top 10 best rappers alive list?
Over the weekend on May 1st, Lil Wayne headlined this year’s Triller Fest at the Miami Marine Stadium in Miami, Florida.
During his 1-hour set, Wayne performed the hits and features that he usually performs live. However, there was one new song that Weezy added to his setlist and that was Jack Harlow’s “What’s Poppin’” remix, which he also mentioned he had been learning the words for it all day.
Tunechi also brought out Gudda Gudda and 2 Chainz during his set, as well as paid tribute to the late DMX, who sadly passed away from a heart attack last month, by recalling their first meet over 20 years ago while on the Cash Money/Ruff Ryders tour. Click here to view pictures from the show and hit the jump to check out Tune‘s full live performance at the 2021 Triller Fest!
Yesterday evening (May 1st), Lil Wayne headlined the 2021 Triller Fest drive-in concert at the Miami Marine Stadium in Miami, Florida.
In this post, you can view plenty dope pics of Weezy performing live at the show, which also included him bringing out Gudda Gudda and 2 Chainz.
Hit the jump to view the rest of the photos below, courtesy of Robert Diaz, and be looking out for footage of Tunechi‘s set to be posted up on this website soon!
It looks like YK Osiris and Lil Wayne are up to something!
The Jacksonville artist shared the photo above on his social media pages in the week, but there were no other details surrounding the picture.
From looking at the pic, you would presume that the two of them were on set of a music video. What do you think? Would you like to hear a Osiris and Wayne collaboration?
Similar to last year, Lil Wayne made a virtual appearance on the 2021 NFL Draft-A-Thon fundraiser, which is supporting pandemic recovery in the hardest hit communities, from his TRUKSTOP private facility last night in Florida.
During the live stream, Weezy shared his thoughts to hosts Kay Adams and Deion Sanders about the reports that Aaron Rodgers has said he did not want to return to the Green Bay Packers by revealing he is “a little torn right now”, but he totally understands it.
Tunechi also spoke on his upcoming first show since the COVID-19 pandemic tomorrow night in Miami, being nervous for the concert, his friends and doctors making him cut down his studio hours from 36 to 18 in a single day, and planning to film his recording process in the studio!
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