We first heard about these two working together in L.A. last month, and now Yung Bleu has confirmed Lil Wayne has recorded a full song over one of his beats.

Taking his excitement to social media, Bleu had the following to say to let everyone know “the G.O.A.T.” has jumped on his beat and his price will now be going up to at least $50k:

“Man Lil Wayne, the goat just hopped on my F*CKING beat it’s overrr ! Yesterday’s price is not today price I been making beats for a week. ! Kodak now WAYNE PRODUCED BY : Moon Boy ”

“N*GGAS AND GENTLEMEN LIL F*CKING WAYNE JUST DID A WHOLE SONG TO ONE OF MY BEATS WTFFFFFFF @moonboyhitz MAN F*CK THAT YESTERDAY PRICE NOT TODAY PRICE YOU N*GGAS CANT TELL ME SH*T NOW ION WAnnA HEAR NUN OF DAT SH*T BOI 2022 I’m fenna be a dangerous azz n*gga mane”

“TO ALL YALL N*GGAS WHO WAS TALKIN SH*ITTT ! LIL WAYNE PLACEMENT !!!! I want 50 should got it’s when it was cheap yesterday price not Today price what ya say @fatjoe @moonboyhitz”

You can check out the Alabama music artist plus producer’s tweet and Instagram posts after the jump below! Are you looking forward to hearing what Wayne recorded over his beat?

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Peter Gunz recently sat down with ChangeofplanZ for a one on one interview that you can watch below.

Around half way through the video, Peter confirmed his son Cory Gunz is still signed to Young Money, shared his thoughts on if he thinks that deal helped or hurt Cory‘s career, and revealed how the Gunna loves to be around Lil Wayne.

The rapper and reality star also opened up about what Wayne did for his son is something that can only happen once in a lifetime. He went on to say that as soon as Cory signed to Weezy, he ended up going to jail and when the Gunna went to see him inside Rikers Island, he was told he was up next. Tune kept that promise and featured him on one of the first singles he dropped when he was released from jail (“6 Foot, 7 Foot“), but Peter admits they were supposed to go on from there, however, they “dropped the ball”!

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DJ Drama recently participated in a game of “Complex Brackets” with Brian “B.Dot” Miller, which consisted of himself reviewing his “Gangsta Grillz” catalog and choosing his very best mixtape from the series.

From a 16-seed bracket that included Lil Wayne‘s Dedication 2 and Dedication, Jeezy’s Trap Or Die, Chris Brown’s In My Zone, Meek Mill’s Dreamcashers 2, T.I.’s Down With The King, and more mixtapes, Drama got it down to just 2 – Dedication 2 vs. Trap Or Die and it was Wayne who came out victorious.

During the game, Drama also mentioned Dedication 2 was so big at the time in 2006 that it made The New York Times’ “Top 10 Albums Of The Year” list, as well as confirmed Dedication 7 is still happening… but very unconvincingly. Do you agree with D2 being the best “Gangsta Grillz” mixtape of all time and do you think D7 will actually ever happen?

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In an interview with Rolling Stone for their Musicians On Musicians feature, Lil Wayne and Lil Baby chopped it up together over Zoom.

During their convo, Weezy and Baby discussed when they first heard each other’s music, how their hometowns shaped them, the first albums that made a big impact on them, how they approach songs, their influences outside of rap music, where they get their work ethic from, their looks, and much more.

Tunechi also confirmed that he has a new collaboration with Lil Baby on No Ceilings 3 mixtape (presumably on Side B). You can watch the two of them chat with Dewayne Gage and read their full interesting conversation after the jump below!

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G-Eazy recently chopped it up with Aidan Treston over the phone for an interview with Hit Up Ange.

During their conversation, Eazy revealed Lil Wayne will be featured on his upcoming album called These Things Happen Too, due to be released in early 2021.

More than likely the collaboration on the project will be “When You’re Gone“, which actually leaked unfinished at the end of 2019! Are you looking forward to hearing a CDQ version of the song?

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