After the 6th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” in his hometown New Orleans on Saturday evening (October 29th), Lil Wayne sat down with Delisa Shannon from Rolling Stone for a one on one interview.

During their conversation, Weezy discussed the feeling for this year’s “Lil Weezyana Fest“, connecting with fans, looking up and paying serious attention to Michael Jackson, Missy Elliott and JAY-Z while growing up, the last time he ever wrote a rap down, having an eye for talent, playing the guitar, the biggest lesson he has learned from his music career so far, and more.

You can check out Tunechi‘s new interview with Rolling Stone for their “The Green Room” series after the jump below!

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For one of the latest episodes of “The Skip Bayless Show“, which you can watch below, the American sports columnist and commentator had his wife Ernestine Bayless appear on the show.

During their sit-down conversation, Ernestine revealed how she first met Lil Wayne on ESPN’s “First Take” and explained that it was herself who first booked Wayne on the sports TV show for an appearance.

Skip also chatted about how Tune accepted Mrs. Bayless into his home before she mentioned that herself and Weezy connected closely on life and formed a unique friendship. She even says she got to know the real Dwayne Michael Carter and not Lil Wayne!

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We first saw a preview yesterday, and now here is Lil Wayne‘s full interview with Linsey Davis for ABC‘s Nightline show, which you can check out after the jump below.

During their conversation, Weezy spoke on people calling his music “vulgar” and “degrading”, if he would have a problem with someone calling his daughter Reginae a “bitch” or a “hoe”, his relationship with weed, skateboarding, what he learned from his time locked up at Rikers Island in 2010, and more.

At the end of the interview when Tunechi was asked about the Black Lives Matter movement, he explained why he doesn’t feel connected to it and then pulled out his red flag to say he is a gang banger and he feels connected to that. Tune also ended the conversation angrily by saying “I ain’t no fucking politician”!

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Lil Wayne recently sat down with Linsey Davis for an interview with Nightline, which is a late-night news show on ABC in the USA.

In a preview from their conversation, Weezy explains why he does not feel connected to the Black Lives Matter movement in any way at all.

You can check out the sneak peek in a clip after the jump below. The full interview will air tonight on Nightline at 12:35am EST!

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