Actor Michael B. Jordan and American television personality Steelo Brim recently appeared on MTV’s “SafeWord” comedy show, which will be premiering in full this Friday (August 24th).

While on the Terrence J-hosted show, the best friends played a game of “Wakanda or Weezy?” to see if they could tell if quotes read out by Tiffany Haddish are from Lil Wayne, or the Black Panther movie.

In a sneak peek of the episode, we can see Michael losing a round of the game by confusing a Tunechi quote for a line from Black Panther. The quote was actually from Tune‘s interview with Katie Couric back in 2009:

“I do what I want to do and I’m gonna do that till the day I die.”

You can watch a preview of Jordan and Steelo playing a game of “Wakanda or Weezy?” on MTV’s “SafeWord” after the jump below!

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Tomorrow (August 24th), Lil Wayne will be hosting a Young Money merch pop-up shop at Nouveau clothing store in New Orleans, Louisiana.

From 4PM to 7PM, you will be able to meet and greet Weezy and his Young Mula artists. Check out the flyer above for more details on the event.

Click here to see a recap from the 2nd annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” pop-up shop and here to see a recap from the 1st annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” pop-up store!

On August 24th, Lil Wayne will put on a live show at the Live Park amphitheater in Rishon LeZion, Israel. This performance will count as a stop on Wayne‘s “World Wide Weezy Tour“.

If you wish to attend the concert and see Tunechi perform live in the Middle Eastern country, click here to order your tickets online, which cost 290 to 390 shekels ($80 to $108)!

ESPN released a video in the week of Lil Wayne putting his own personal spin on famous sports calls that you can check out below.

“Do you believe in miracles? Yes… kinda. It depends on the miracle… Miracle Whip? Yes.”

The clip was recorded on August 24th in Bristol, Connecticut after Weezy made appearances on ESPN‘s “First Take“, “College Football Live“, and “POWER HOUR” shows!

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We saw a preview of this interview 2 days ago, and now here is the full conversation between Lil Wayne and Matt Schick for ESPNU‘s new “POWER HOUR” show that took place in Bristol, Connecticut on August 24th.

During the interview, which you can watch below, Weezy spoke on who he supports in college football, Jim Harbaugh sending him an autographed jersey, what position he would play in the sport, his favorite memory from playing back in the days, and more.

Tune also discussed the first moment that he realized he could pursue a career in music, what he did with his very first check and how much it was for, his top 3 rappers of all time, and how “Yo Gabba Gabba!” gives him hope!

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