To announce the return of the Sourdough King and the Sourdough Breakfast King, Burger King have debuted a new commercial featuring a popular Lil Wayne song.

The ad includes Tunechi‘s “6 Foot 7 Foot” instrumental playing in the background and it seems BK have a new slogan which is a play on one of Tune‘s most-famous bars:

“Real Gs move in silence like sourdough”

You can check out the commercial in a video after the jump below. Weezy supported this advertisement on his Twitter page with a couple of tweets that you can also see below!

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After the Cleveland Browns won 10-7 against the Houston Texans in a NFL game on Sunday, Baker Mayfield was asked in a press conference what he thought about the defensive performance of his fellow Browns team-mate, Myles Garrett.

The American football quarterback referenced an iconic bar from Lil Wayne‘s “6 Foot, 7 Foot” single when praising Garrett by saying: “I think Myles took the approach of ‘Real Gs move in silence like lasagna’.”

You can watch Baker quote the classic Wayne line during his interview in a clip after the jump below!

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Similar to the Thief In The Night EP yesterday, Lil Wayne has released another 7-track EP on streaming platforms called What’s A Goon To A Goblin?.

There is no new music on this project as it includes 7 older Weezy songs from his past albums: “Funeral“, “Darkside“, “Fireman“, “Nightmares Of The Bottom“, “6 Foot 7 Foot” featuring Cory Gunz, “Steady Mobbin” featuring Gucci Mane, and “Bastard (Satan’s Kid)“.

You can stream Tunechi‘s What’s A Goon To A Goblin? extended play after the jump below!

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It’s about time! Lil Wayne‘s team have finally updated his certifications with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

I have listed the new Tunechi plaques for his albums and singles after the jump below. With “Lollipop” now being at 8x Platinum, I think it has a huge chance to be Tune‘s very first Diamond record.

PS: There has also been an image going around on social media with these new Weezy RIAA certifications, but there are 3 mistakes on it. I don’t know about you, but I hate how people rush to create things for likes and retweets without focusing on getting the correct information first. Then people will retweet without getting the facts themselves and spread more fake news around!

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In this post, you can check out highlights from episode 4 of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show on Apple Music, which took place on May 15th.

Throughout the show, Wayne paid tribute to Andre Harrell and Betty Wright, who both sadly passed away recently. He also mentioned Dana White will be a special guest on next week’s episode after he couldn’t make it this week, as well as that his top 5 favorite artists right now are: Lil Wayne, Tunechi, Weezy, Dwayne Michael Carter, and Fat Joe.

The guests for this week were Fat Joe, Lil Durk, Jamie Foxx, and Henry Cejudo – who says he is a big fan of Mr. Carter‘s music. Tunechi revealed that he will be on Joey Crack‘s podcast later this week, why Robin Thicke apologized to his mother Cita at Super Bowl, he saw Kevin Hart at a strip club on his own, and much more. Jamie also had so much praise for Weezy (and I mean a lot) plus shared stories of them at LIV in Miami and on “The Masked Singer“!

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