Reginae Carter recently sat down with Bryson “Boom” Paul for an interview with ThisIs50 that you can watch below.

During their conversation, Nae Nae revealed that one of the proudest moments she has with her father Lil Wayne was spending the last Valentine’s Day together, which included having a nice dinner.

Also in their convo, Reginae opened up on what it was like to see Weezy reunite with T.I., who she calls an uncle, at J. Cole’s Dreamville Fest in Raleigh last month. Tip was previously angry over the Black Lives Matter comments Tune made in the past!

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Reginae Carter recently chatted to Seleah Simone over Skype for an interview with AllHipHop.

During their conversation, Nae Nae talked about her relationship with her mother Toya Johnson and father Lil Wayne, how it is to chat to her dad about boyfriends, the biggest lesson she has learned from dating a rapper, TikTok, music, “Friends & Family Hustle”, receiving acting advice from Lauren London, and more.

Towards the end of their interview, Reginae revealed where she stands on the Black Lives Matter movement, not having the same views and seeing eye to eye on politics as her pops, and more. You can check it all out in the video below!

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Lil Wayne recently chopped it up with Variety to talk all about his “Young Money Radio” show, the aim for it, and if he enjoys being a radio host.

During their interview, Weezy also spoke about how he is adapting to life during the COVID-19 pandemic, having a platform to speak out on racism, Googling his own lyrics, thinking Wheezy‘s producer tag was Future shouting him out, Betty Wright‘s influence on him, rolling his own weed, one of his favorite memories with Nicki Minaj being from the “High School” video shoot, and much more.

You can read the full conversation between Tunechi and Variety after the jump below. He even teased a Tha Carter VI album by replying with “the next one” when asked what his “favorite Carter” project is!

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Ace Hood was a recent guest on the Hip-Hop Uncensored podcast where he chopped it up with hosts SamAnt and O’God.

During their conversation, Ace spoke about his experiences of working with Lil Wayne, who is someone he looked up to for years while growing up, as well as witnessing Wayne‘s evolution.

The Florida rapper also recalled playing Tunechi‘s Tha Carter album for 3 years straight when it was first released before sharing his thoughts on the recent comments that Tune made about George Floyd, Black Lives Matter and police brutality!

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Episode 7 took place on Friday night (June 5th) of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show, which included special guests Muriel Bowser, Snoop Dogg, Stephen Jackson, Chris Paul, Killer Mike, and Bun B.

During this show, Weezy clarified his recent comments about police brutality and racism by explaining he was saved by a white cop (Uncle Bob) when he was younger while black cops left him and looked for the gun. However, he does share stories of how he has experienced racism by white cops and even by a white pilot on his private plane.

You can check out Tunechi‘s conversations with his special guests about what’s going on in the USA right now, George Floyd, NBA, music, and much more below. Snoop also called Tune “the Kobe Bryant of rap”, revealed the difference between racism and police brutality from when he was younger to now, told Wayne that he is “the young G.O.A.T. – a lot of people say that they G.O.A.T.s but they not really G.O.A.T.s”, and mention he wants to see Mr. Carter in a Verzuz battle! Do you?

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