Over the weekend on February 27th, Lil Wayne was a special guest on Fox Sports Radio’s “Up On Game” weekend show podcast where he chopped it up with LaVar Arrington, T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Plaxico Burress.

During their conversation, which you can check out below, Tunechi revealed he is about to shoot a music video for “Ain’t Got Time” with Foushee, a new Young Money compilation is on the way, and he just recorded a new song on Friday night called “Rocket Fire“.

Weezy also spoke on if it was in his plans to inspire the new generation of rappers, how he became a Green Bay Packers fan from New Orleans, his Young Money Sports agency, how he became the first celebrity on “The Masked Singer” after originally asking for Nicki Minaj to go on it, the Boston Red Sox, why no shows and tours at the moment are hurting him, and much more!

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Over the weekend on October 28th, the Boston Red Sox beat the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the 2018 World Series in baseball.

Lil Wayne attended Game 5 with his son Cameron Carter and homey Capito aka N.O. Capo at the Dodger Stadium in L.A., California. You can check out some footage of them arriving below.

“Boston Red Sox cap, I get baseball money”

After the win, Weezy celebrated by going on Twitter to tweet he can now tick watching the Red Sox win the World Series in person off his bucket list, as well as to also make sure the New York Yankees fans know about this victory:

“I witnessed the Red Sox win the World Series live!! [Tick] that off the bukket list!!! But the best part abt it was having 1 of my kids there with me. Unforgettable for us both. Oh yea & YANKEES SUKK!!!!! Big Bz”

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ESPN The Magazine have released their latest issue called “2014 World Cup”. Inside the magazine, a new Lil Wayne interview can be found that you can read below.

Tune discussed social media, getting Kobe Bryant to tweet out a promo cover for Tha Carter V, Kobe coming up with “Tha Carter V Season” album campaign, getting Floyd Mayweather to preview the “Believe Me” single, which athlete he would have next to promote his upcoming album, being fans of the Boston Red Sox and the Green Bay Packers, his “Fuck the Heat” comments back in early 2013, Donald Sterling, C5, and more.

Click here to purchase the new ESPN The Magazine issue. Weezy F Baby also said that he can’t remember he recorded a song dedicated to Kobe Bryant, because he has recorded so much music!

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Lil Wayne takes a break from shooting the “Lover” music video with PJ Morton to chop it up with a few of the Boston Red Sox players. In the video above, Weezy talks about how he met some of the Red Sox players at their clubhouse on June 13th after their game against Miami Marlins at Marlins Park. Tune also goes to show how much of a fan he is by showing a tattoo of their logo on his upper thigh.