I have decided to share scans from Lil Wayne‘s cover story for the 1998 Hot Boys issue of Murder Dog magazine for #ThrowbackThursday today.

In his interview, Weezy spoke on Cash Money Records, the Hot Boys, what makes each of the members unique, joining B.G. aka Lil Doogie when he was going by the name of Baby D to create The B.G.z group, their True Story album, and leaving The B.G.z by his mother Cita’s request after he shot himself.

Tune also talked about Lil Slim bringing him to Cash Money, his debut solo studio album Tha Block Is Hot, what made him want to first start rapping, New Orleans, school, his daughter Reginae Carter, having a song called “Fuck The World” even though this was a time when he didn’t curse in his music, losing his daddy Rabbit to some haters, how everything changed for him when Rabbit died, and much more!

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I have chosen a track from Juvenile called “U.P.T.” featuring Birdman and his fellow Hot Boys members Lil Wayne, B.G. and Turk.

This Mannie Fresh-produced song, which is a diss towards C-Murder, appears on Juvie‘s third studio album, 400 Degreez, that was released back in 1998.

“Click up with my dog, we get crazy like alcoholics, plus we ballin’; So whatever we spin up in, Lex or Benz, it’s gonna be on twenny, twen, twens”

You can listen to “U.P.T.” below.

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” installment, I have picked the official “Ha” remix from Juvenile featuring verses from Hot Boys members Lil Wayne, Turk and B.G.

The original version of this Mannie Fresh-produced collaboration appears on Juvie‘s 400 Degreez album, which was released back in 1998.

“You heard ’bout Lil Wayne, H-O-T B-O-Y ha; Shorty with the braids for Cash Money gon’ pop ha; Uh, I burn ha, the hammer sits ha, here come the blitz ha; A remix ha, they from the ‘Nolia I’m from the Grove ha”

You can listen to the “Ha” remix below.

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It’s that time of the week again! This week’s “Feature Friday” installment is a Juvenile song titled “Flossin’ Season” featuring verses from Birdman, B.G. and Mannie Fresh, as well as a chorus from Lil Wayne.

The Mannie Fresh-produced track appears on Juvie‘s third studio album, 400 Degreez, which was released back in 1998.

“Flossers, let me see you rollin’ your rims, ballers; Helicopters, bikes, and bourbons, it’s on us; C-M-R are millionaires, let ’em know it’s flossin’ season everywhere”

You can listen to “Flossin’ Season” below.

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The “Feature Friday” post for this week is Juvenile‘s “Back That Azz Up” single featuring Lil Wayne and Mannie Fresh.

This track, which was also produced by Mannie, appears on Juvie‘s 400 Degreez album that was released all the way back in 1998 on Cash Money Records.

“Now-now-now-now-now after you back it up then stop; Then wha-wha-what? Drop-drop it like it’s hot; Now after you back it up then stop; Now wha-wha-wha-what? Drop it like it’s hot; Now drop it like it’s hot, drop-drop it like it’s hot; CMB make you drop it like it’s hot; Drop it like it’s hot, drop-drop it like it’s hot; Drop it like it’s hot, drop-drop it like it’s hot”

You can watch the official music video for “Back That Azz Up” below and read the lyrics here.

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