The “Feature Friday” installment for this week is a track from the Big Tymers called “Drivin ‘Em” featuring Lil Wayne and Larell.
This Mannie Fresh-produced song appears on his and Birdman‘s debut studio album, How You Luv That, which was released back in 1997 on Cash Money Records.
“The little one with the skrilla, that’s on the realer; Cross killers, you’ll get stung like a caterpillar”
You can listen to “Drivin ‘Em” below.
Turk sits down with MReckTV to discuss how things could of changed for him and Lil Wayne back in the early Cash Money Records days.
The YNT founder explained how him and Wayne had a serious thought of leaving Birdman and signing to Master P‘s No Limit Records label.
You can watch Turk reveal why the two of them had this thought, as well as why Baby and P could not come together in the video after the jump!
NLE Choppa recently sat down for an interview with Jeremy Hecht from HipHopDX’s “Thought Box” series.
During their conversation, Choppa reveals how Lil Wayne and Kobe Bryant have both influenced him, he will only create a “Shotta Flow 6” song if he gets a Wayne feature for it, and his favorite mixtape and track from Weezy are: Dedication 5 and “A Milli“.
The Memphis rapper also mentions how he has been inspired by Tunechi to never be in a bad contract with his music career, what it was like first meeting Birdman, and how Tune once autographed a picture for him. You can check out their full convo in the video after the jump below!
Here are two rare videos of Lil Wayne on the tour bus during the Cash Money Millionaires days for #ThrowbackThursday today.
In one of the clips, Weezy can be seen sitting next to Mannie Fresh and Birdman and explaining to Baby that he no longer writes any of his raps down – he freestyles it all from his head.
For the other clip, Tunechi plays the Hot Boys‘ “Ridin’” song from their Guerrilla Warfare album for Birdman and E-40 on the bus. Check out both videos after the jump below!
For this week’s “Feature Friday” edition, I have picked the official Cash Money remix of Project Pat‘s “Ballers” single featuring Lil Wayne, Turk, Birdman, Juvenile, Juicy J, and DJ Paul.
The Tear Da Club Up Thugs-produced song appears as the outro on Pat‘s debut studio album, Ghetty Green, which was released back in 1999.
“They call me quick draw 2 pistols Lil Wayne; Champagne took my brain, I don’t think, I just aim”
You can listen to “Ballers (Cash Money Remix)” below.
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