We first heard a snippet a few months ago, then saw a teaser for the music video on Saturday, and now here is the new “Miseducation” single by Calboy featuring Lil Wayne.
The Chicago rapper has released his new DJ Siembab-produced collaboration along with an official music video that was directed by Shomi Patwary.
You can check out the “Miseducation” visual after the jump below! Are you a fan of the collab?
After first hearing about this collaboration in September of last year, Clever has released “Call Me Nobody” featuring his 6-year-old son Isaiah Lyric and Lil Wayne.
The JJ Stevens-produced song appears on the Alabama music artist’s new album, Crazy, which is available on streaming services now.
You can stream “Call Me Nobody” after the jump below! Clever also recently called this collab his favorite record!
J-Bo of the YoungBloodZ recently sat down with B. High from Hot 107.9 radio station in Atlanta for a one on one interview.
During their conversation, J-Bo recalled the Atlanta group grabbing the first ever official feature from Lil Wayne on their “U-Way (How We Do It)” remix when Wayne was just 15-years-old.
“Let’s get them them thangs out the attic, time to polish ’em down; We about to get it crackin’, let the violence go down; N*ggas ducked off in cuts, n*ggas sittin’ on top of houses; Pulled my gun out like ‘what!’, n*ggas run away like cowards”
The one-half of YoungBloodZ revealed how the collaboration came about (it involved Birdman) and how he was impressed with what Weezy was rapping about in his verse. Check it out in the video below from the 6:00 mark!
Kidd Kidd recently chopped it with Mikey T The Movie Star for a virtual interview with Report Card Radio.
During their conversation, Kidd spoke all about his “Ejected” single featuring Lil Wayne and why there was not a big push behind it, as well as why there was no music video.
The former Young Money and Sqad Up member also mentioned 50 Cent was interested in having “Ejected” himself and revealed Fiddy had called up Birdman to personally clear Wayne‘s verse. Check out everything what Kidd said below!
While on the “The Kelly Clarkson Show” recently, Robin Thicke recalled a bank robbery he witnessed that ended up inspiring his “Shooter” collaboration with Lil Wayne.
Robin tells Kelly Clarkson that when he was 18-years-old, he was inside a bank when some guys with masks and guns entered and robbed the place. He wrote a song about this experience titled “Oh Shooter” for his debut studio album, A Beautiful World.
Years later, Wayne put his own spin on the “Shooter” track and added it to his Tha Carter II album, which Thicke says he ended up getting a Grammy Award for it. However, I think he is getting mistaken with Tha Carter III album. Check it out below!
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