For this week’s “Feature Friday” edition, I have picked a song from Birdman called “Make Way” featuring Fat Joe and a hook plus 2 verses from Lil Wayne that includes a reggae flow.

This Jean “JROCK” Borges and The Fliptones-co-produced track appears on Baby‘s 5 * Stunna album, which was released back in 2007.

“Me I’m Babylon gangster, Hollygrove monster; You no look familiar, roofers them kill ya; Gunshots, I will cut then open toolbox and drill ya; Jump off body and let the mailman meal ya”

You can listen to “Make Way” below.

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Damian Lillard was the special guest on episode 71 of Elliott Wilson and Brian “B.Dot” Miller’s Rap Radar Podcast with TIDAL.

During their interview at around the 19:45 mark, which you can watch below, Dame discusses first meeting Lil Wayne and working with him in the studio (says Wayne sent him multiple songs).

The rapper/NBA player also revealed that the first project he ever bought was Wayne‘s Tha Block Is Hot album, what his friendship with Tunechi is like, and what happened over Birdman/Cash Money not clearing Tune‘s verse on “Loyal To The Soil“!

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Jozzy recently chopped it up with Navjosh from HipHopNMore for an interview that included her speaking on how her “Sucka Free” collaboration with Lil Wayne came about.

During their conversation, Jozzy explained how working with Timbaland and Polow Da Don at The Hit Factory Criteria Recording Studios in Miami gave her the chance to meet Weezy and work with him.

The Memphis music artist/songwriter also revealed how nice and supportive Tunechi is towards her, as well as called him the G.O.A.T. You can check out exactly what she said about Tune after the jump below!

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A new Lil Wayne interview has surfaced online with Vibe magazine that took place a few weeks ago, which you can read below.

During their conversation, Weezy spoke on if T-Pain‘s statements about him and Birdman betting up to $10,000 on video games are true, playing games with his kids, why Missy Elliott makes his top 50 rappers of all time list, and being excited to hit up the studio every night to see what he comes up with.

Tunechi also announced that he likes the idea of releasing another rock album after dropping Rebirth back in 2010, as well as that him and Drake are still planning to drop a collaboration project at some point in the future!

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A couple of days ago, a lot of the songs (20 in total) from Lil Wayne‘s original Tha Carter V album surfaced online. I was not going to make an article about this, but too many people are hitting me up asking about it, so I’ve decided to do what I did when the Velvet Sessions project leaked online.

Due to copyright laws, I cannot post the tracks on this website, but for those who have heard the music, I will list what has changed on each record. If you recall back to 2014, CV was originally due to drop back then, but with the long lawsuit against Birdman and Cash Money Records, Wayne ended up re-recording the album and releasing it in 2018.

The full versions of “Mute” featuring a dope verse from Big Sean and “No Brainer” featuring a dope verse from Flow are also included in this new leak. I always tell people that Tunechi‘s best music in my personal opinion seems to be more his leaked music over official releases and hearing songs like “Life Of Mr. Carter“, “Scottie Pippen” and the hilarious “Form Good” confirms this statement even more for me.

You can check out exactly which tracks leaked from the original Tha Carter 5 project below! From the tentative tracklist we received in 2014, this now just leaves “Start This Shit Off Right” with Christina Milian and Mannie Fresh, “She Said Better Get ‘Em“, “Grindin” with Jeezy and Young Thug, “Brad Pitt” with B.o.B, “Mano Y Mano” with Gudda Gudda, and “Murda” with Flow as unreleased. If you have heard the OG C5 album, how did you like it and did you prefer it more than the official version we got nearly a year ago?

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Here is the official music video for Birdman and Juvenile‘s “Ride Dat” single featuring Lil Wayne.

The visual, which was shot in Downtown Miami at the end of August, includes cameos from Jacquees and DJ Stevie J.

This DRoc-produced collaboration will appear on Baby and Juvie‘s forthcoming Just Another Gangsta 2 joint album, due to drop later this year.

Click here to view some behind the scenes photos and footage from on set of “Ride Dat“! Do you like the video?

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