Lil Wayne was the special guest on “The Cari Champion Show” last week (March 15th) to discuss Aaron Rodgers wanting to leave the Green Bay Packers and join the New York Jets.

During his sit-down talk with Cari, the greatest rapper of all time talked about why he thinks Aaron turned into Brett Favre, what leaving words he has for Rodgers and what new number he will pick for his jersey, the news of Allen Lazard moving to the Jets too, and more.

You can check out some clips from the interview after the jump below and you can watch the full episode of Wayne on “The Cari Champion Show” on Amazon Prime here!

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On April 23rd, the NFL began their three-day virtual fundraiser to benefit six charities that are helping battle the spread of COVID-19.

Lil Wayne joined Day 1 of the 2020 NFL Draft-A-Thon live from his home in Miami, Florida to chat with co-hosts Rich Eisen and Deion Sanders about numerous subjects, such as how he became a Green Bay Packers fan.

Also on the live stream at the same as Wayne for his 23 minutes was: George Kittle, Charles Woodson, LaDainian Tomlinson, Jared Allen, Brett Favre, Tony Gonzalez, Quavo, Randall Cunningham, Lamar Jackson, Big Boi, Michael Vick, and Kyle Brandt!

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Earlier today, Lil Wayne made a special appearance on ESPN’s “First Take” sports television show to chop it up with Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman.

During his visit, Weezy spoke on Max saying David Ortiz is not a 1st-ballot Hall Of Fame player, Brett Favre saying Tony Romo should concede Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback job until Dak Prescott begins to struggle, his expectations for Los Angeles Lakers’ first season without Kobe Bryant, and more.

You can check out Tunechi share his thoughts on “First Take” after the jump below!

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Above, you can watch some footage from Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter IV album release party that was hosted at Boulevard3 on August 28th in Los Angeles, California. In the video, a few of the YMCMB artists speak on Weezy, what it’s like working with him, C4, and more! You can also view some photos from the red carpet here.

After the jump, you can read what Tunechi told to XXL Magazine about his favorite football player:

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During a radio interview with Hot 97’s Angie Martinez in March, Lil Wayne said he’s walking away at 35. Then Weezy switched up, telling XXL that he would be gone by 31. Now Lil Tunechi tells MTV that he isn’t sure when exactly he will walk away from rap.

“I’m not sure; I’m not gonna Brett Favre y’all,” Wayne said referring to the former Green Bay Packers quarterback who finally handed the NFL his walking papers in January after years of talking about it. “I’m not gonna draw it all the way out the whole year: ‘We wondering, is Wayne gonna do this?’ But the honest answer is I don’t know.”

“I’m so settled in my life right now,” he told us. “I have my kids; they’re wonderful. My daughter has her career ahead of her now. I have to focus on that, and I have to put the same focus that I put in my career. … I want to become a better father, I want to become a better man to my woman, and those things take time. and time takes away from this. So the honest answer to that retirement question is, I don’t know. Maybe so.”