Kenny Mason sits down with Hakeem Rowe from Our Generation Music for a one on one interview, which you can watch in full below.

From the 22:00 mark of their conversation, Kenny discusses his admiration for Lil Wayne, working with him on J.I.D‘s “Just In Time” song, Wayne being the reason why he started rapping, his mixtapes, and calls Weezy “the G.O.A.T. for sure”.

The Atlanta artist also explains why he believes Tunechi is “the Michael Jackson of rap music” and reveals his favorite Tune project is The Carter 3 mixtape (not the album). He goes on to detail this was the original Tha Carter III album before all of the songs got leaked, such as “Scarface“. Mason even adds that this unofficial project deserves more recognition as it had beats from Kanye West and Timbaland on it!

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Cordae paid a recent visit to Power 105.1 FM’s “The Breakfast Club” show to chop it up with DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne The God, and to promote his new album, From A Birds Eye View.

At the 6:00 mark of their interview (watch below), Cordae spoke on how he connected with Lil Wayne for their “Sinister” collaboration, which first came from his appearance on Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show 10 months prior.

The North Carolina artist reveals Weezy sent his “Sinister” verse back in less than 24 hours, as well as discussed his admiration for Tune‘s hunger in his craft as he has professionally been creating music for 20 years plus and is still to this day dropping high quality features!

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We all saw the full interview last month, and now Emmanuel Acho has released a behind the scenes video of how his “Uncomfortable Conversation” with Lil Wayne came about.

In the bonus clip (watch below), Emmanuel shares the story of how he first got word Tunechi wanted to speak to him about mental health and wanting to commit suicide at a young age.

Weezy then explains he admired seeing how Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka battled and fought their mental health issues and figured he would do the same even if it helped just one person!

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Juice WRLD chopped it up with Complex last week for an interview to share his thoughts on Young Thug comparing him to a “2006 to 2009 Lil Wayne“.

After revealing he has “a very big appreciation and admiration of Lil Wayne“, the Chicago rapper mentioned that Wayne is #1 in his top 5 favorite artists of all time list.

You can see exactly what Juice WRLD had to say about Tunechi below. If you recall to last year, he also announced that he wants to “make a song with Wayne so bad”, especially one like Tune‘s “Throw It In The Bag” freestyle off No Ceilings!

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