Before the NFC Championship game between Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers yesterday at Lambeau Field, Lil Wayne appeared in a 1-minute special.
In the commercial, Weezy spoke about his favorite NFL team Packers while rapping along to his classic song “I’m Me” and even smoking a blunt on national TV!
You can check out the 1-minute Tunechi special on the Packers after the jump below. Unfortunately for Tune, his team lost the game 13 – 10.
Bumbu have released a video that includes Lil Wayne introducing their new Créme rum, which you can watch below.
Weezy does a voice-over talking all about Bumbu‘s new rum and at the start of the commercial, he calls himself “Weezy F Baby“.
I think this has to be the first time in many years since Tunechi has called himself by that name! Have you tried the new Bumbu drink?
To announce the return of the Sourdough King and the Sourdough Breakfast King, Burger King have debuted a new commercial featuring a popular Lil Wayne song.
The ad includes Tunechi‘s “6 Foot 7 Foot” instrumental playing in the background and it seems BK have a new slogan which is a play on one of Tune‘s most-famous bars:
“Real Gs move in silence like sourdough”
You can check out the commercial in a video after the jump below. Weezy supported this advertisement on his Twitter page with a couple of tweets that you can also see below!
Young Money APAA Sports have released a commercial for the new 2020 NFL season and it includes a voice-over from Lil Wayne.
“It’s time! 2020 has been a year like no other, but it’s time to get back to work and to the game they love. It’s time for the rookies to put on that NFL jersey for the first time. It’s time for some veterans to make their mark in a new city and a new uniform. It’s time for the guys who face diversity in the past, and we know something about comebacks. And it’s time for champions to chase another ring and build that legacy. And it’s time for those who are tryna get that first Super Bowl ring. We know who we are – we are Young Money, Young Mula Baby!”
You can check out the advertisement after the jump below. What are your thoughts on it? The voice-over reminds me of the “What’s G” commercial Wayne did for Gatorade back in 2009!
First thing’s first with this interview, all of the blogs are currently reporting that Lil Wayne‘s “Weezy F Baby and the F is for Fenomenal” lyric was a mistake and he wanted to change it when he found out he had spelled the word “Phenomenal” wrong. I fully believe this is wrong. Even though Cortez Bryant says this was the lyric, you can tell he was not fully sure.
When you work out what else Tez says about the bar, such as Tunechi wanting to stop the release when he found out how to spell the word correctly and that it was too late as it had already been put out – “Yes” with Pharrell was actually a leak and has never been officially released. Also the next line after the “Phenomenal” one uses wordplay on “typo” to show Tune knows exactly what he did.
While they had just been speaking about the Da Drought 3 project, I think we can all fairly agree that the lyric Cortez was thinking about was “My flow is nasty like c-y-philis” off the “Ride For My Niggas” aka “Sky Is The Limit” song. If you didn’t know, “cyphilis” is actually spelled like “syphilis“.
Anyway, in this conversation with Andrew Barber that you can watch in full below, Bryant also discusses Tha Carter III Sessions, Wayne‘s mixtape run, how he plans to add the rest of Wayne‘s tapes to streaming platforms, how it has been managing Wayne‘s career (including being a DJ for him), Tha Carter album series, noticing the first commercial shift was the feature on Destiny Child’s “Soldier” single, Wayne becoming a “God” in New Orleans after the Sqad Up tapes, releasing The Leak EP to give Wayne more time to record a whole ‘nother C3 album, and much more.
Another conflicting issue with this interview is the “I Feel Like Dying” convo. Tez calls it his one of his favorite Weezy songs, but reveals they could never drop it officially or perform it as concerts, because they could never get the sample cleared and says they even received an injunction over it. However, the publishers of the song that was sampled (“Once” by Karma) have said on Twitter that this information is incorrect and they would love to clear the track and see it released. So… who is lying?
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