Tyga was the latest guest on Mike Tyson‘s “Hotboxin’” series were he chopped it up with the heavyweight boxing legend himself and DJ Whoo Kid to promote his new album, It’s Too Loud I Can’t Hear You, due to be released on November 18th.

At the start of their conversation (watch below), T-Raww chatted about first getting his big chance in the music industry when Lil Wayne signed him at 17-years-old, which was during Tha Carter III era. He discussed Wayne taking him on tour, as well as how being around Weezy at that time was his “artist development”.

Later on in their interview, Ty spoke on getting his hustle and work ethic from Lil Wayne, how Wayne does not talk much, working with Young Money back in the day, being a big fan of Tunechi plus how Tune and “prime Eminem” are his favorite rappers, planning to be at the YM reunion show in Toronto before Drake caught COVID-19, Lil Twist, riding around New Orleans with Birdman in his Bugatti, and much more!

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In a recent Twitter Spaces conversation, Juelz Santana gave Lil Wayne his flowers, and put a stop to anyone who believes Wayne copied his and Dipset‘s style.

From personally seeing comments on social media that said Tunechi had bit The Diplomats‘ style, Juelz shut down these claims by saying Tune did what he had to do to become “the best rapper in the world”, which is by studying the game.

“You know, especially these blogs and sh*t, they try to separate or try to throw salt in the game. They love to hit me with the ‘Oh, Wayne took all this from you.’ I be like, man, Wayne is a student of the game just like we’ve all been students of the game. So Wayne did exactly what he was supposed to do. Wayne studied every artist… and he took what he needed to take, and he incorporated it into his style and what he needed to do, and became the best artist that he needed to be for his self.”

The Harlem rapper also added that they “all took sh*t from each other”, as well as called Weezy his “brother”. You can listen to Santana make these comments after the jump below! Do you agree with what was said?

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Last week (September 8th), Azealia Banks took to Instagram to explain why she thinks Lil Wayne is a better rapper than JAY-Z.

In her post, Azealia stated that “Weezy can make ‘Big Pimpin‘, but JAY-Z cannot make ‘Cannon‘”, as well as called Wayne “the best rapper of all time”.

The female rapper also named “Cannon” from the Dedication 2 mixtape as one of her favorite songs in hip-hop ever! What do you think about Banks‘ opinion? Do you agree with her points?

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Ice Cube was the latest guest on the music podcast titled “On The Guest List…”, which is hosted by Foxtrot & The Get Down, White Sox Dave from Barstool Sports and Kenny Carkeet.

From the 32:15 mark of their conversation, Cube was asked who he thinks is the best rapper of all time to which he answered none other than Lil Wayne.

“It’s hard to beat Lil Wayne, it’s just hard. I just think his metaphors are other worldly. Just an amazing talent. As far as lyrics and can make hits, has been copied, and all these dudes are all nothing but clones of Lil Wayne at the end of the day. He’s dope.”

You can check out Ice Cube‘s interview on the “On The Guest List…” podcast after the jump below! Would you of liked to hear a collaboration from Ice and Wayne?

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In an excerpt from season 5 episode 4 of Uninterrupted’s “The Shop” series, Fat Joe revealed Lil Wayne is the best music artist he has ever seen record in a studio and called him “a beast”.

Joey Crack explained to Amy Schumer, Don Lemon, Paul Rivera, Maverick Carter, and LeBron James what he has learned from being in the studio with Weezy and why it was a privileged for himself.

For the third time in his life, Joe also told the story of witnessing Tunechi record his “We Takin’ Over” verse for DJ Khaled, which included Tune sparring with a huge speaker inside the studio room as the instrumental played in the background!

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