Here is another clip from Jae Millz‘ interview with The Bootleg Kev Podcast, which you can check out below.

During their conversation, Jae recalls Kanye West coming to Lil Wayne‘s studio to personally play him his and Jay-Z‘s “H.A.M” collaboration.

After hearing the “I’m like: ‘really? Half a billi’ nigga, really?’ You got baby money” bar from Jay, the Harlem rapper reveals Wayne wasn’t feeling it at all and walked out the room while the song was still playing. Millzy also spoke on Tunechi going on to record the “It’s Good” verse days later and shared his thoughts on the Tune vs. Jay feud!

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In an interview with Rolling Stone for their Musicians On Musicians feature, Lil Wayne and Lil Baby chopped it up together over Zoom.

During their convo, Weezy and Baby discussed when they first heard each other’s music, how their hometowns shaped them, the first albums that made a big impact on them, how they approach songs, their influences outside of rap music, where they get their work ethic from, their looks, and much more.

Tunechi also confirmed that he has a new collaboration with Lil Baby on No Ceilings 3 mixtape (presumably on Side B). You can watch the two of them chat with Dewayne Gage and read their full interesting conversation after the jump below!

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2 Chainz was a recent guest on the 85 South Show podcast where he chopped it up with DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller and Chico Bean.

While on the show to promote his new So Help Me God album, Chainz spoke at the 35:45 mark about one of his very first singles with Playaz Circle, which was “Duffle Bag Boy” featuring Lil Wayne.

Tity Boi explained how he first met Weezy and Birdman, being thankful to Tunechi for giving him the “Duffle Bag Boy” chorus for free as it changed his life, how Tune used to perform all of the song on tour, and much more. Check out the full interview below!

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A couple of months ago, Rsonist chopped it with Mikey T The Movie Star from his whip for a 40-minute interview with Report Card Radio.

At the 16:50 mark of their conversation (watch below), the one half of hip-hop production duo The Heatmakerz was asked about the songs he has heard from Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana‘s I Can’t Feel My Face joint album, as well as the music he has produced for it.

“Had they had put that [I Can’t Feel My Face] out when they were supposed to put that out, it would of changed the dynamic of where music was going.”

Rsonist says that he does not know what happened with the business side of the project, but he does not think it was an issue with Wayne and Santana‘s record labels. He also explained why they make a good duo and how Juelz should drop it as one of his first albums since his release from jail! Do you think ICFMF will ever come out?

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The “Feature Friday” installment for this week is a song from Yo Gotti called “I Got Them” featuring Lil Wayne and Birdman.

This Fate Eastwood-produced track appears on Gotti‘s fifth studio album, Back 2 Da Basics, which was released back in 2006.

“I pitch ya ten Gs, tell a bitch to go shoppin’; She buy herself some clothes and she bought me back a chopper; See niggas try to kick it, but no I don’t play soccer; I’m all about my cake, I’m tryin’ to marry Betty Crocker”

You can listen to “I Got Them” below.

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