Bun B recently sat down with B. High in Atlanta for an interview, which you can watch below.

Around the 4:35 mark of their convo, Bun talked about how he co-signed the generation after him including the Cash Money Records artists, which he says not everyone is comfortable in doing so.

The UGK rapper also spoke on how he helped Lil Wayne with his work ethic by telling Birdman to keep him inside the studio, as well as first noticing Wayne‘s talent by realizing he was the best rapper in the room at just 14-years-old and he wasn’t even cursing!

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Jake Paul recently paid a visit to the “I Am Athlete” studio to chop it up with former NFL players Brandon Marshall, Fred Taylor and Channing Crowder.

While talking about if he is a bad influence on kids, Jake believes it is the parents role to monitor what kids watch online. He even goes on to prove his point by saying his role model growing up was Lil Wayne, who raps about drugs and curses frequently in his music, but he has turned out fine.

“My role model who I watched growing up was Lil Wayne… what the fuck he was talking about?… Molly, f*cking bitches, tattoos, f*cking everything”

You can watch the clip of the YouTuber and boxer revealing his information, as well as his full interview after the jump below! Was you aware that Jake Paul‘s influence growing up was Wayne?

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In the latest episode of “People’s Party With Talib Kweli“, special guest Mannie Fresh made an appearance to chat with Kweli himself and co-host Jasmin Leigh.

During his conversation, Fresh spoke all about Lil Wayne‘s genius, talent, and career by revealing how Wayne is “super creative”, how he was always the first one to arrive to the studio and the last one to leave, and his competitive spirit.

Mannie also chatted to Talib and Jasmin about how Tunechi didn’t start cursing in his music until the “Fuck The World” song, what it was like working on Tha Carter album, wanting to still get their Tha Carter/Fresh Files joint project out, and much more. You can check out the interview below!

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I have decided to share scans from Lil Wayne‘s cover story for the 1998 Hot Boys issue of Murder Dog magazine for #ThrowbackThursday today.

In his interview, Weezy spoke on Cash Money Records, the Hot Boys, what makes each of the members unique, joining B.G. aka Lil Doogie when he was going by the name of Baby D to create The B.G.z group, their True Story album, and leaving The B.G.z by his mother Cita’s request after he shot himself.

Tune also talked about Lil Slim bringing him to Cash Money, his debut solo studio album Tha Block Is Hot, what made him want to first start rapping, New Orleans, school, his daughter Reginae Carter, having a song called “Fuck The World” even though this was a time when he didn’t curse in his music, losing his daddy Rabbit to some haters, how everything changed for him when Rabbit died, and much more!

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In a recent interview with The Undefeated, Lil Wayne recalls recording his feature on Dame D.O.L.L.A.‘s “Loyal To The Soil“, which was personally one of my favorite songs of last year.

Weezy explains why he didn’t think it was really the NBA player rapping when he was first sent the track, why he didn’t curse in his verse, and why he decided to jump on the record.

Hit the jump to read exactly what Tunechi said about Damian Lillard!

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