For the tenth anniversary of Tha Carter III on June 10th, Billboard asked a few of the people involved with the classic Lil Wayne album to speak all about it.

Producers Bangladesh, Play-N-Skillz, Dre from Cool & Dre, and David Banner, as well as singer Bobby V discussed how the C3 songs came together and what the album’s legacy is looking like.

You can check out everything what they all had to say below. My favorite story has to be Banner revealing how he originally created “La La” for the film Shrek, but Wayne was like: “Fuck Shrek! I want that!”

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Last month on February 13th, “A Milli” from Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter III album that was produced by Bangladesh turned 10-years-old.

To celebrate it’s anniversary, the producer explained to Rap-Up why he did not like the single on the first listen, what made him change his mind, how it created a lot of new Weezy fans, the influence it has gave on rappers and producers, and more.

You can see what Bangladesh said about Tunechi‘s “A Milli” song after the jump below!

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Lil Wayne‘s “A Milli” single off his Tha Carter III album, which was produced by Bangladesh, officially turned 10-years-old on February 13th.

For it’s 10-year anniversary, the producer chatted to Complex all about the song, such as creating the beat, how it ended up in Tunechi‘s hands, the sample, his reaction to first hearing what Tune did over the instrumental (he wasn’t feeling it at first), the legacy of it, his thoughts on everyone freestyling over the beat, Cory Gunz being on the original version of the track, and more.

Hit the jump to read everything what Bangladesh said about Weezy‘s “A Milli” record. It seems like only yesterday when the original version of “A Milli” leaked!

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Bangladesh recently chopped it up with Rap-Up about his past work with Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, as we as if he will be working with them again.

The Grammy-winning producer revealed he would like to work with Tunechi and Nicki again, but business situations are stopping them from doing do.

“Me and Wayne only did two joints, but why? Why we only did two joints? Why Bangladesh and Lil Wayne, who did ‘A Milli’ and ‘6 Foot 7 Foot,’ why they only did these two things? Why they don’t got a body of work?”

You can read everything that Bangladesh said after the jump below! Do you think the issue here is with Cash Money Records not paying him what he is owed and would you like to hear him and Weezy work together again?

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After first hearing about this collaboration back in 2013 when Jadakiss revealed he had a song featuring “vintage mixtape killer Weezy”, the track that is called “Kill” has surfaced online.

You will be able to find the record on Kiss‘ upcoming Top 5 Dead Or Alive (T5DOA) album, which will be released on November 20th. Click here to read the full lyrics for “Kill“.

Hit the jump to stream this Jada and Tunechi collabo that was produced by Bangladesh, courtesy of HHNM!

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Ke$ha grabs verses from Lil Wayne, Andre 3000, Wiz Khalifa and T.I. for the official remix to her “Sleazy” record. The original version of this club joint that is produced by Bangladesh, Benny Blanco and Dr. Luke appeared on Ke$ha‘s Cannibal album over a year ago! You can listen to the song below and purchase on iTunes here.