In an excerpt from season 5 episode 4 of Uninterrupted’s “The Shop” series, Fat Joe revealed Lil Wayne is the best music artist he has ever seen record in a studio and called him “a beast”.

Joey Crack explained to Amy Schumer, Don Lemon, Paul Rivera, Maverick Carter, and LeBron James what he has learned from being in the studio with Weezy and why it was a privileged for himself.

For the third time in his life, Joe also told the story of witnessing Tunechi record his “We Takin’ Over” verse for DJ Khaled, which included Tune sparring with a huge speaker inside the studio room as the instrumental played in the background!

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Chris Brown recently sat down with Big Boy TV at his home for a one on one interview, which you can watch below.

From 8:50 mark of their conversation, Chris talked about the Lil Wayne and Yung Bleu collab “Possessive” on his upcoming Breezy album, due to be released this Friday (June 24th).

While talking to Big Boy about the feature, CB mentioned he has a “natural genuine relationship” with Wayne and he believes the Young Money CEO is “very talented”. He also added the following statement:

“Lil Wayne gave me probably one of the hardest verses… I couldn’t put the Breezy album out without him on.”

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Juelz Santana was the recent guest on the “Drink Champs” podcast were he sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for a new interview.

At the 15:40 mark of their conversation, Santana gave a shout out to his “bro” Lil Wayne for “making an unexpected move” even though he says Wayne “never wants [the] praise”.

Later on in the convo (52:15), Juelz chose Tunechi when asked to pick between Tune or Drake and at the 1:14:00 mark, he said that he recorded the I Can’t Feel My Face joint album with Weezy when he was drinking the most lean he ever has in his life.

Before the interview wrapped up at 2:17:20, Juelz Santana mentioned he likes to call himself and Lil Wayne the “Blues Brothers”, as well as talked about his influence on Wayne and vice versa. He even revealed they “always got music together”. You can check it all out in the video below!

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Shordie Shordie recently sat down with Shirley Ju From All Urban Central for an interview, which you can watch below.

The Baltimore music artist was asked who he thinks is the King of Rap and the Queen of Rap to which he named Lil Wayne and Lauryn Hill!

Do you agree with Shordie‘s answers and would you like to ever see a collaboration from him and Wayne in the future?

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Brisco sits down with DJ Newkirk and Got The Audacity for an interview with Behind Backstage that you can watch below.

In a clip from the convo, Brisco talked about how he always wanted to be a Hot Boy while growing up and then his dream came true when he signed to Cash Money Records.

The Opa Locka Goon also revealed it was himself who came up with the record label name of “Young Money” for Lil Wayne, as well as discussed his “great relationship” with Wayne!

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