Here is the official music video for a new Lil Wayne song called “Thug Life” featuring his Young Money artists Jay Jones and Gudda Gudda.
The video, which was directed by Olivia Cohen and Spanish Mike, was filmed at the Diamond Supply Co. indoor skate park in Los Angeles, California back in February, 2019.
There are cameos from Lil Twist, Marley G, Poppy Holden, Yaj, T@, Andre Colbert, Tyreek Morrison, Jereme Knibbs, and Yosef “YoYo” Ratleff! What are your thoughts on the track and visual?
After headlining 2019 Summerfest on July 7th, Lil Wayne hit up a skate park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for an overnight skateboarding session.
Tunechi was joined by Andre Colbert, Marley G and Dolla, who captured some dope photos and footage of Tune showing off his skating skills.
You can view these pics and a clip of Weezy at the Milwaukee skate park after the jump below! What are your thoughts on Wayne‘s skate moves?
Over the weekend on February 9th, Lil Wayne, along with his Young Money artists and skateboarders, shot a new music video at Diamond Supply Co.’s indoor skate park in Los Angeles, California.
The song that they shot a visual for is currently unreleased, but we can hear new vocals from Tunechi, Gudda Gudda and Jay Jones. One of the lines we can hear Tune rap is: “I want my baby pictures on a hundred-dollar bill.”
As well as Weezy, Double G and Jay, the other YM artists and affiliates we can see on set are: Lil Twist, Marley G, Vice Versa‘s Poppy Holden and Yaj, and T@. The skaters that were on set are: SpanishMike, Andre Colbert, Tyreek Morrison, Jereme Knibbs, and Yosef “YoYo” Ratleff.
You can check out some behind the scenes footage and photos from Young Mula‘s new video shoot in L.A. after the jump below! Could a new Young Money compilation be on the way?
2 years ago, Lil Wayne announced in an interview that he was working on his debut skateboarding video part, and today it has finally been released with his Sqvad Up skaters.
In the 7-minute clip, which you can check out below, we can see Weezy show off his skating tricks at the skate park on top of his house roof, at the TRUKSTOP, in the streets, and at other various skate parks across the country.
A new Tunechi song can also be heard being played during the part that is called “Hercules“. I’m not sure how old the track is, but there are a lot of lines recycled from Tune‘s “No Motive” record off DJ Khaled’s Suffering From Success album from back in 2013!
What are your thoughts on the new Wayne song and his skateboarding skills?
While making an appearance at the Los Angeles Convention Center for the 2016 E3 video game conference in California on June 15th to promote his “Sqvad Up” game, Lil Wayne also put on a show for everyone in attendance.
Standing in front of a skate ramp that had his skater crew doing their tricks, Weezy performed “A Milli“, “John“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “Go DJ“, “Pop That“, “Loyal“, “Truffle Butter“, “The Motto“, and “No Worries” live.
You can check out some footage of Tunechi‘s full performance at E3 in a video after the jump below!
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