According to Chart Data, Lil Wayne‘s “I Do It” song featuring Lil Baby and Big Sean is now Gold.
This means that the Rex Kudo and Charlie Handsome-co-produced track, which appears on Wayne‘s Funeral album, has sold over 500,000 units in the United States Of America alone since it was first released earlier this year on January 31st.
Congratulations to everyone involved with the “I Do It” collaboration! Do you still play it?
Out of nowhere, Lil Wayne has released a 4-song EP on streaming services titled “Weezy Workout“.
Unfortunately, there is no new music on this EP as it just uses 4 songs from Weezy‘s latest project, Funeral (Deluxe): “Shimmy” featuring Doja Cat, “Clap For ‘Em“, “I Do It” featuring Big Sean and Lil Baby, and “Ball Hard” featuring Lil Twist.
Currently there has been no announcement about why Tunechi and his team decided to drop this EP, but I will update this post when there is one. Personally, I think including some older Tune songs that have previously leaked online would of been a great addition to this project. You can stream “Weezy Workout” below, enjoy!
Last night, episode 3 of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show aired live on Apple Music and one of the special guests was none other than Eminem, who Wayne introduced as one of his “fellow G.O.A.T.s” and “favorite people”.
During their conversation, Weezy chatted to Em about what he is currently doing in quarantine, “The Last Dance” documentary miniseries, what new artists he is listening to, if Ken Kaniff is still alive (lol), what inspiration he has for music nowadays, and how he is giving back to Detroit health care workers by distributing “Mom’s Spaghetti”.
Tunechi and Slim Shady revealed that they both have to Google their own lyrics to make sure they haven’t said them in the past, as well as how they try to please both their core fanbase and their new generation fans. The Detroit rapper also praised Tune for his last couple of albums and his storytelling on “Mona Lisa” by saying it has “to be one of the top 5 verses of all time”.
You can check out Mr. Carter and Eminem‘s conversation on “Young Money Radio” after the jump below! As a big fan of both of these rappers, it was great to see how well the two of them got on. I just wish they talked about or mentioned a new collaboration!
Big Sean announced a sequel to his 2012 Detroit mixtape last night titled Detroit 2 and it looks like Lil Wayne will be featured on it.
In the announcement video, we can see a little bit of footage (2:27 mark) from Sean and Tunechi‘s studio session after “Saturday Night Live” last year and also hear the track “Human Nature” playing at the beginning.
If you didn’t already know, “Human Nature” leaked last year (Weezy‘s verse is dope), but I never posted it for obvious reasons. If you did manage to hear the leak, are you looking forward to hearing the song in mastered quality when Detroit 2 is released?
Lil Wayne has made another big accomplishment following the release of his latest No. 1 album, Funeral.
According to Billboard, Wayne now has more top 40 appearances on the “Hot 100” chart than Elvis Presley, who currently has a total of 81 entries.
With Weezy‘s “I Do It” song featuring Big Sean and Lil Baby off the Funeral project debuting at No. 33, this means he has reached his 82nd top 40 “Hot 100” hit since the beginning of his career.
It is only Drake who is above Tunechi with a total of 100 hits on the Billboard “Hot 100” chart. You can check out the top 12 artists with the most top 40 entries below! Congratulations to Tune (who has a total of 167 career appearances on “Hot 100”)!
A few days ago, Lil Wayne phoned into HOT 97 to chat with Megan Ryte and celebrate the release of his new album, Funeral.
During their interview, Weezy chatted about Funeral, if he ever looks back at his music catalog, how he knows which songs will appear on a Tha Carter album or another project, working with Big Sean and Lil Baby on “I Do It“, and more.
You can check out Tunechi‘s full conversation with HOT 97 after the jump below!
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