Over the weekend, Lil Wayne hosted an “All Black Affair” show at Spire Nightclub in Houston, Texas on January 15th to celebrate Larry Morrow‘s birthday.
While at the event, Weezy got on the mic to ask if there is any Dallas Cowboys fans in the crowd, as well as to perform “Rollin’“, “Wasted“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli” live.
You can check out some footage of Tunechi performing his hits live at Spire Nightclub in H-Town after the jump below! Were you in attendance?
On January 31st, Lil Wayne made another appearance on the live show of “Skip And Shannon: Undisputed” in Miami, Florida to chop it up with Skip Bayless, Shannon Sharpe and Jenny Taft.
At the start of their conversation, Tune spoke about Funeral, how he wanted to carry on the Rebirth album legacy by dropping this new album, what impact he wants to see from Funeral, having a 24-second tribute for Kobe Bryant on the project, turning in a total of 52 songs for 24 to be picked, and not knowing what “sleep” is.
Throughout the interview, Weezy also discussed the Cowboys, Kobe Bryant‘s death, how he thinks the Los Angeles Lakers will dedicate the rest of the season to Bryant, expecting LeBron James to go even harder, not being offended by Doc Rivers‘ recent quote about the Clippers and Kobe, Packers’ Aaron Rodgers having the best Super Bowl LIV performance since 2006, and more.
You can check out footage of Tunechi arriving to “Undisputed” with his fiancée La’Tecia Thomas and see the full show after the jump below. Skip also gave back Wayne the key to his car that he recently borrowed!
On August 8th, Lil Wayne made an appearance on “Skip And Shannon: Undisputed” to chop it up with Skip Bayless, Shannon Sharpe and Jenny Taft in Los Angeles, California.
During their conversation, Weezy spoke on the “No Mercy” theme song, Green Bay Packers, why he thinks Aaron Rodgers will lead the Packers far this season, how he became a Packers fan when he is from New Orleans, the Dallas Cowboys, the Los Angeles Lakers, Anthony Davis, LeBron James being the GOAT, if he thinks a part 2 of the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao fight will happen, not knowing what “fear” is, and more.
You can watch Tunechi‘s appearance on the American sports show, as well as listen to the full podcast after the jump below. Enjoy!
Since Lil Wayne‘s Dedication 6 mixtape dropped, the Dallas Cowboys NFL team have been loving the tape.
We already know that Tunechi is Dak Prescott‘s favorite rapper of all time, but now we can see Cowboys players Ryan Switzer, Terrance Williams and Dez Bryant all praising Tune and D6 on Instagram.
Williams also said in the clip, which you can watch below, that Weezy‘s hardest verse in history is on his “Upgrade” freestyle off Da Drought 3, as well as recited the “Even deaf bitches say ‘Hi’ to me; She tell a blind bitch and she say: ‘I gotta see'” line!
Professional American football player Rayne Dakota “Dak” Prescott recently participated in a live Q&A session with Scooter Magruder for AT&T.
Around the 2:10 mark of their interview, which you can watch below, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback revealed his top 5 rappers of all time list and put Lil Wayne in the #1 position.
The other rappers that Dak Prescott named were: Ice Cube, Jay Z, Drake, and Tupac Shakur. I am not sure why the host did a facepalm when Dak mentioned Wayne‘s name, but it shows what a lame hater he is!
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