After Lil Wayne brought Chance The Rapper out during his concert at the Radius in Chicago on April 9th, the two of them hit up the studio together.

In their studio session, Tunechi and Chance were working on new music for Chance‘s forthcoming second studio album, Star Line Gallery, which is due to be released next year (2024).

You can view some photos of Weezy and the Chicago artist working together in the studio below. Are you looking forward to hearing a new collaboration from them? They last worked together on the “Untitled” song that also features Young Thug!

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is some footage of Lil Wayne headlining the Lollapalooza music festival at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois back on August 3rd, 2019.

During his set, Wayne performed “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, “Go DJ“, “Got Money“, “John“, “No Problem“, “The Motto“, “Let It Fly“, “I’m Goin In“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “Uproar“, “Can’t Be Broken“, “Lollipop“, “Love Me“, “RAF“, “Pop That“, “Swag Surf“, “Rollin’“, “A Milli“, and more of his hits live.

You can check out the #TBT live performance in the videos after the jump below! Did you attend this show?

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Lil Eazzyy recently sat down with Cam Capone News for a one on one interview that you can watch below.

Around the 15:30 mark of their convo, Eazzyy was asked about which music artists influenced him who he listened to while growing up.

After the host talked about how he grew up on old-school rappers and has noticed a lot of younger rappers are calling Lil Wayne the G.O.A.T., the Chicago rapper then had the following to say:

“That is the G.O.A.T., that’s the G.O.A.T. for real. Yeah, that’s my generation’s G.O.A.T. for sure, I was locked in on Wayne, he probably was my first… I didn’t really think about Wayne, him and [G] Herb, that was my first artists I started picking up on.”

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The following day after performing with Damian “Dame D.O.L.L.A.” Lillard on February 15th, Lil Wayne hit the stage with Chance The Rapper at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.

Chance brought out Wayne, who was rocking pants created from Kobe Bryant jerseys, to perform their “No Problem” collaboration live during the halftime show at the 69th annual NBA All-Star Game.

During his verse, Weezy switched up the lyrics a little bit to pay tribute to Kobe and his daughter Gianna after they passed away from a helicopter crash less than a month ago: “Rest in peace to Kobe Bryant and his daughter, blood”.

You can check out the Chicago rapper and Tunechi performing live at this year’s NBA All-Star Weekend event after the jump below. Fabolous event witnessed Tune‘s 2 sons rapping his “No Problem” verse word for word!

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On February 15th, Damian Lillard aka Dame D.O.L.L.A. brought out Lil Wayne and Jeremih during his 2020 NBA All-Star Weekend set at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.

The rapper/NBA player and Weezy performed their “Run It Up” collaboration off the Confirmed album live, which also makes it the very first time these two have both appeared on stage together.

“D. Lill in the building, he one of us; Number 8 24, put your numbers up”

You can watch their live performance at this year’s NBA All-Star Weekend event that includes Tunechi switching his lyrics up a little bit to pay tribute to Kobe Bryant after the jump below. Enjoy!

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