A few months ago, Elie Seckbach from EsNews caught up with James F. Goldstein for a quick interview.
At the start of their conversation, Jimmy was asked how it feels to be referenced by Lil Wayne in his “Kobe Bryant” song:
“2-4 so nice, my flow so mean; Catch me at the game sitting next to Goldstein”
The NBA superfan said “Lil Wayne and I hit it off”. You can check out exactly what Goldstein said in the video after the jump below!
For episode 16 of the “What’s Wright?” series, Lil Wayne sat down with Nick Wright for a special edition of the show.
In their interview, Tunechi talked about sleep, why he still does what he does every single day, childhood, what he would tell his younger self today, how he keeps himself hungry, and much more.
During their conversation, Tune confirmed he records at least 7 features per week, revealed he recently had a studio session with Nicki Minaj, and named his top 5 rappers of all time: Missy Elliott, Jay Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Goodie Mob (as a whole), and UGK.
Weezy also discussed how he became a Green Bay Packers fan, his friendship with Chris Paul, what he first saw in Drake and Nicki, never being invited to a Met Gala, Tyson Fury, Dallas Mavericks vs. Phoenix Suns, creating a new fashion line called “Me” with inspiration from Taylen Biggs, his Sqvad skateboarding team, and the late Adam Z!
Damian Lillard was the recent special guest on episode 46 of Shannon Sharpe‘s “Club Shay Shay” podcast, which you can watch in full below.
Towards the end of their conversation at the 1:00:35 mark, Shannon asked Dame D.O.L.L.A. what his Mount Rushmore of rappers and basketball players would be.
“Mount Rushmore of rappers, I’m gonna go with Tupac, I’m gonna go with Jay-Z. I’m gonna go… Tupac, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and I’mma go [with] Biggie.”
So there you have it. Damian‘s rap Mount Rushmore includes Weezy. What are your thoughts on this Mount Rushmore of rappers and what would your own be?
For the newest installment of the “Brick By Brick” series, Boardroom catch up with Lou Williams to discuss all about his music career.
At the start of their interview, Lou reveals exactly how his “Big Tuh” collaboration with Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz came about and how neither of them charged for their feature verse.
The professional basketball player also called Wayne his “favorite artist of all time over all genres of music”. You can check out the full conversation in the video below!
Over the weekend on February 19th, Lil Wayne was spotted sitting court-side at the 2022 State Farm NBA All-Star Saturday Night event with Dhea Sodano, Lil Baby and Machine Gun Kelly.
DJ Khaled also brought out Wayne during the show to perform their “We Takin’ Over” single live from the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse arena in Cleveland, Ohio.
You can check out some footage of everything that went down after the jump below. That “We Takin’ Over” live performance was so dope!
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