Chris Brown has released a sneak peek of his upcoming “Possessive” song featuring Lil Wayne and Yung Bleu.
We first got word Weezy would be featured on the Breezy album last month and the project is due to be released later this month on June 24th.
You can check out a preview of CB, Tunechi and Bleu‘s “Possessive” collaboration during a dance rehearsal below (we can actually hear Tune‘s full verse). Are you liking the sound of it?
Actor Naveen Andrews recently chopped it up with IndieWire for their “My Favorite Moment” series to speak about some of his favorite moments in the American drama “The Dropout“.
In their interview, Naveen talks about the scene in “The Dropout” were Amanda Seyfried‘s character Elizabeth Holmes dances and sings along to Lil Wayne‘s “How To Love” single for his character Sunny Balwani.
You watch this scene in the video below, as well as also read exactly what Andrews said about it and how it nearly played out in a different way. You can find “The Dropout” on Hulu! Do you watch the TV show?
At the start of this month (May 1st), Lil Wayne headlined the 2021 Triller Fest at the Miami Marine Stadium in Miami, Florida.
We have previously seen Tunechi‘s full set, which included a DMX tribute, and pictures from the concert, but now we can check out some dope footage from Tune‘s rehearsals.
In the video below, you can watch close-up footage of Weezy rehearsing for Triller Fest by performing “Swag Surf“, “Wasted“, “Rollin’“, “HYFR“, “No Problem“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “A Milli“, “Uproar“, “The Motto“, and “Pop That” live. Enjoy!
Lil Wayne has been revealed as the celebrity behind the Robot mask on season 3 episode 1 of FOX’s “The Masked Singer” television series.
When you hear the voice and see all the clues including skateboarding and “Fireman“, it’s crazy that neither Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger or Jamie Foxx, who have all worked with Weezy, guessed that it was him behind the mask!
You can watch Tunechi perform in his robot costume and explain what he loved about this whole experience after the jump below. Enjoy!
Just like on Tuesday night, Drake brought out Lil Wayne once again during the second Miami, Florida stop of his “Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour” on Wednesday night.
Weezy joined his Young Money artist Drizzy to perform “Steady Mobbin’” and “Uproar” live for everyone in attendance at the American Airlines Arena.
You can check out some footage of the two of them performing live after the jump below! How good would a “Drake vs. Lil Wayne” tour part 2 be?
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