Drizzy P recently sat down with Gabe Pabon for a one on one interview with the On The Radar radio show.

While on the show (check it out below), Drizzy spat a freestyle and also talked about officially signing to Lil Wayne and Young Money in September last year.

The new YM signee also discussed where it all started for him, how he first met Wayne in April 2021 after his manager Geedy met Mack Maine the year before, learning to never get comfortable from being around Weezy, his stage name, upcoming album, the favorite moment of his journey so far, and much more!

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Lil Wayne performed live for the 6th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” at Champions Square’s Bold Sphere Music venue in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana on October 29th.

The opening acts for the concert were: Unc & Phew (R.I.P. Takeoff), Babyface Ray, Rob 49, Neno Calvin, and a few of the Young Money artists. During his own set, Tunechi also brought out Cam’ron to perform “Suck It Or Not“, “Oh Boy“, “Dipset Anthem” and “I Really Mean It“, Rick Ross to perform “Hustlin’“, “B.M.F (Blowin’ Money Fast)” and “Aston Martin Music“, and Drake to perform “God’s Plan“, “Nonstop“, “Jimmy Cooks“, and “Knife Talk” live.

You can check out a recap of the full show below, courtesy of Goatnet. If you want to know Weezy‘s full setlist, it went like this: “Blunt Blowin’“, “Tha Mobb“, “Fireman“, “Money On My Mind“, “Go DJ“, “Bring It Back“, “I Miss My Dawgs“, “BM J.R.“, “Cash Money Millionaires“, “Earthquake“, “Best Rapper Alive“, “I’m A DBoy“, “Hustler Musik“, “Got Money“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Comfortable“, “Lollipop“, “Mr. Carter“, “John” and “God Did” with Rozay, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Mirror“, “How To Love“, “She Will” and “The Motto” with Drizzy, “Uproar“, “Ride For My N*ggas“, “Rollin’“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli“.

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Last week, Trippie Redd sat down with Rendez Vous for a one on one interview while he was in Paris, France.

During their conversation at the 4:05 mark, the host told Trippie that he reminds him of Lil Wayne and asked the Ohio rapper what does Wayne mean to him. Redd then called Wayne his idol, said he looks up to him, and revealed he has listened to all of Weezy‘s albums to see his growth from the beginning to now.

Also in the interview, which you can watch below, Lil 14 mentioned Tunechi is “so inspiring” and all of his music is “meaningful” with him always saying “deep shit”. He even added that Tune is the founder of diamond teeth, face tattoos, dreads, and the rock crossover with hip-hop thanks to his Rebirth album.

Before the conversation changed to another subject, Trippie Redd explained what it was like meeting Mr. Carter and named “Comfortable“, “Nightmares Of The Bottom” and “I Feel Like Dying” as his top 3 favorite Lil Wayne songs!

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On January 21st, Lil Wayne kicked off his “The Dedication Tour” by performing live at the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas.

I’ve been asked a few times by people in e-mail how long Tunechi‘s set is and what the full setlist is, so that them and their friends can rap along to all of the lyrics. Well Tune‘s set lasts around 1 hour and 30 minutes and the full setlist in order is as follows:

“Mr. Carter”, “Coco”, “I’m Goin’ In”, “Blunt Blowin'”, “6 Foot, 7 Foot”, “Rich As Fuck”, “Believe Me”, “I’m Me”, “She Will”, “London Roads”, “Nightmares Of The Bottom”, “Pop That”, “Loyal”, “Pop Bottles”, “I’m On One”, “Karate Chop (Remix)”, “Only”, “Hell Ya Fuckin’ Right (HYFR)”, “The Motto”, “I’m Single”, “How To Love”, “Bitches Love Me”, “Every Girl” with Mack Maine, “Go DJ”, “Hustler Musik”, “Leather So Soft”, “Right Above It”, “Comfortable”, “Mrs. Officer”, “Lollipop”, “Got Money”, “Rollin'”, “Jumpman”, “Wasted”, “Pussy Money Weed”, “Where Ya At”, “Ride For My Niggas”, “Cross Me”, “Finessin'” with Baby E, “Live From The Gutter” with HoodyBaby, “Drop The World”, “Mirror”, “A Milli”, “John”, “Truffle Butter”, “Steady Mobbin'”, and “No Worries”.

You can watch Weezy performing all of these songs live in the videos after the jump below. Wayne will next be performing live at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas for a stop on his “The Dedication Tour” later tonight!

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In the video above, Lil Wayne performs “Let The Beat Build“, “Comfortable“, and “Mrs. Officer” with Shanell at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, UK. You can view some high quality pictures here, and also check out the review MTV did for this tour:

The initial signs weren’t good for Lil Wayne’s London gigs. The rapper has a reputation as much his for drug use, court appearances and unpredictable behaviour as his music.

Then his European tour dates- including three shows at the Hammersmith Apollo- were postponed from July because of an unspecified ‘illness’.

But watching last night MTV forgot the scandals, rumours and arrests as soon as Weezy ran out (wearing Union Jack trainers) to his bass heavy hit A Milli.

It was clear straight away that the dreadlocked MC was on fairly sober form- interacting with the young crowd, laughing, play-acting and constantly running from one side of the stage to the other.

Pretending to play a guitar for a couple of tracks Wayne proved he’s no Jimi Hendrix. But backed by drummer, DJ, guitar, bass and keys the rock tracks from his forthcoming album The Rebirth (including single Prom Queen) sound promising.

Ultimately though it’s Tha Carter III that sets Lil Wayne apart from the pack- and was deservedly the best selling album of 2008 in the US.

Highlights at this show include Tie My Hands- a lament to his home town New Orleans post-hurricane, and flirting anthem Mrs Officer (“My face on a wanted poster/ I’m wanted by every lady cop all over”).

Kanye produced Let The Beat Build is all too brief and though it’s not his smartest lyric the crowd unsurprisingly love Lollipop.

On Mr Carter Wayne lays claim to be one of the greatest – up there with Biggie, 2Pac and Jay-Z – and on stage tonight with his odd couplets, twisting flow and smile that glistens across the venue it’s hard to argue.

Talking to the audience near the end of the gig he says: “I’m just me and I love you for loving me London.”

Before of course adding “Young Moolah baby!”