The Game recently sat down with Jeremy Hecht for an interview to promote his upcoming Drillmatic album.

During their conversation, Game was asked about his “My Life” single featuring Lil Wayne and revealed how him and Wayne first met.

When talking about “My Life“, the Compton rapper says the hook from Tunechi originally came from an outro Tune did for another one of their songs that Cool & Dre produced.

You can check out the full convo after the jump below. I don’t think Game is aware of this, but many Weezy fans will know that he first sang this chorus on Birdman’s “So Tired” song back in 2007!

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Yung Bleu has confirmed he has a feature from Lil Wayne on his upcoming album that he is calling “special” and “classic”.

The Alabama music artist and producer has revealed the collaboration will be at least 4 minutes long and include both of them rapping with no hook. He even mentioned this has fulfilled his childhood dream:

“I really fulfilled my child hood dream and rapped 4 minutes on a song with Wayne no hook straight bars … Never thought in my wildest dream I’ll be doing that . This album special ? its a classic fasho”

Are you looking forward to hearing this new collab from Bleu and Wayne? The two of them last worked together on the “Bleu Snappin” song off the re-release of Sorry 4 The Wait!

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KSI chops it up with Cruz and Lechero from The Cruz Show for a virtual interview that you can check out in full below.

At the 9:15 mark of their conversation, JJ Olatunji talks all about his “Lose” single featuring Lil Wayne that appears on the deluxe edition of his All Over The Place album.

The British YouTuber, rapper and boxer revealed Wayne was only originally supposed to record a hook, but he ended up doing more than what he was meant to by sending over a verse too!

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For episode 413 of “The Joe Budden Podcast With Rory & Mal“, the three guys sat down with Jim Jones for an interview, which you can check out below.

At the 2:53:00 mark of their conversation, Jim recalled a crazy story that included the time when the late Stack Bundles begged him to get Lil Wayne featured on their “Weather Man” collaboration back in 2006 to which he was successful in doing so.

However, Jim Jones goes on to say that he “wanted to fuck Weezy up” after Wayne went and rapped a similar hook on Fat Joe‘s “Make It Rain” single. Even though he “loves Weezy to death”, Jones did mention he was ready to take it to next level after he saw Tunechi at a club before Juelz Santana stepped in and stopped anything from escalating. The Dipset rapper also revealed Tune gave him an explanation over the “Make It Rain” chorus and that was: “Yo, I be high”!

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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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