For #ThrowbackThursday today, check out this rare Lil Wayne interview from on set of his “Everything” video shoot back in 2001.

In the interview, Wayne speaks all about his stepfather Reginald McDonald aka Rabbit, who he has always called his real father and how he unfortunately passed away after being shot 7 times.

Tunechi also recalled how Rabbit read a letter in front of Jacida Carter that Tune had received from a girl when he had accidentally shot himself with his stepfather’s revolver, which said she wanted to “f*ck his brainds out” haha! Check it out in the #TBT clip below!

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As it is #ThrowbackThursday today, here is some footage of the Cash Money Millionaires hosting Rap City’s “Top 10 Countdown” on BET back in 2001.

In the episode, Lil Wayne, Birdman, Mannie Fresh, Mickey, and Stone can all be seen introducing the hottest music videos of that year while on a boat and dock.

Wayne‘s “Shine” music video featuring Big Tymers, Mack 10 and Mickey was also featured in the “Top 10 Countdown”. You can check out Cash Money hosting the Rap City show in a #TBT clip below!

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Episode 6 of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show took place on May 29th on Apple Music and for this week’s guests, he had Dr. Anthony Fauci (Head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Dr. Dre, Kevin Hart, Tory Lanez, and Griselda’s Benny The Butcher and Conway The Machine.

At the start of this week’s radio show, Tunechi paid tribute to George Floyd, who was murdered by cops in Minneapolis, and sent condolences to his family. Tune also revealed he will be releasing music videos for the deluxe edition of his Funeral album soon and as it is currently Mental Health Awareness Week, he shared a story of how he shot himself as a kid just so he could be heard as no one ever listened to him.

For interviews with his special guests, Weezy chatted to Dr. Fauci all about COVID-19, Larry Kramer, aids and more. He chopped it up with Dr. Dre about why he named his album 2001 when it was released in 1999, both being big fans of Anderson .Paak, how he balances his personal life and work, Kobe Bryant, and shares his thoughts on the horrible situation of George Floyd, which nearly made him not appear on “YM Radio” as he says it didn’t feel right.

Lil Wayne then spoke with Kevin Hart about the recent situation in Minneapolis, his new book “The Decision”, how he is doing after his car accident, and more. Before the episode came to an end, Wayne talked with a few of the features on his new Funeral deluxe album – Tory Lanez, Benny The Butcher and Conway The Machine. You can check out videos of all of this after the jump below!

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” installment, I have picked a song from Murda Mil called “Ride Out” featuring Lil Wayne, B.G. and Beanie Sigel.

The Mannie Fresh-produced track appears on Mil‘s debut studio album, Street Scriptures, which was released back in 2001.

“Now BLUCKA! Let ’em burn; Dump him off in a lake and have his family concerned; Then run all in his house and take his money, and his children”

You can watch the “Ride Out” music video that was directed by Sylvain White below.

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I have chosen a song from Mack 10 called “Let The Thugs In The Club” featuring verses from Lil Wayne and B.G. for this week’s “Feature Friday” installment.

The track appears on Mack‘s Bang Or Ball album, which was released back in 2001 via Cash Money Records.

“And everybody know you fuck up, we killin ya; The whole club familiar with my familia”

You can listen to “Let The Thugs In The Club” below.

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