DJ Khaled was the recent guest on the “Drink Champs” podcast were he sat down with both N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview to promote his God Did album (watch below).

At the 44:50 mark of their conversation, Khaled was asked the usual Drink Champs question of “Lil Wayne or Drake?“. The record executive couldn’t pick just one of them as he loves them both and called both of them his brother. He even added that the history himself and Wayne have made so far is “unbelievable”.

Later on in their convo at the 1:15:50 mark, Khaled shared the story of how he first connected with Tunechi and Birdman while working at Odyssey Records store in New Orleans – were he also mentioned the albums from the Cash Money Records artists would sell out really quickly. The disc jockey pointed out that he was there when Baby signed Weezy to CMR too!

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First thing’s first, I hope everyone had a great Christmas! In recent news, Cordae chopped it up with Torae for a virtual interview on SiriusXM Hip Hop Nation radio station.

During their conversation, which you can watch below, Cordae explained exactly how him and Lil Wayne connected for his “Sinister” single.

“He is not a human being, straight up. No pun intended.”

The North Carolina rapper revealed it all started from his convo with Tune on “Young Money Radio” 8 months prior to him sending over the Hit-Boy-produced song. He also added Weezy sent the verse back within 24 hours!

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DeeLow Diamond Man and Jean Lephare of MonstaBeatz sit down with Jay from R3D’s View for a virtual interview, which you can check out below.

From the 8:50 mark of their convo, MonstaBeatz revealed how they first linked up with Lil Wayne and also mentioned that they have sent Wayne over 4,000 beats since 2014.

The production duo from New Orleans also discussed working on Weezy and Rich The Kid‘s collaboration album, Trust Fund Babies, as they are the producers behind the “Bleedin’” instrumental!

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Edgar Berlanga recently sat down with EsNews’ Elie Seckbach, who was actually sampled on Lil Wayne‘s “Kobe Bryant” song as one of the commentators, for a one on one interview.

Around the 3:00 mark of their conversation (watch below) while talking about celebrity music artists that have referenced his name in their music, the professional boxer mentioned he wants Weezy to record a full song for him next.

Later on in their convo at 4:50, Berlanga revealed Tunechi was the most suprising celebrity that contacted him, as well as told the story of how they “connected real fast”, the cardboard cut out, growing up watching Tune, and receiving his personal phone number!

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, check out this rare Lil Wayne interview from on set of his “Everything” video shoot back in 2001.

In the interview, Wayne speaks all about his stepfather Reginald McDonald aka Rabbit, who he has always called his real father and how he unfortunately passed away after being shot 7 times.

Tunechi also recalled how Rabbit read a letter in front of Jacida Carter that Tune had received from a girl when he had accidentally shot himself with his stepfather’s revolver, which said she wanted to “f*ck his brainds out” haha! Check it out in the #TBT clip below!

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