The official re-release of Lil Wayne‘s Sorry 4 The Wait project has debuted at No. 60 on Billboard’s “Top 200” album chart.
If you have been living under a rock, Weezy re-released his S4TW mixtape on January 14th with four brand new songs after originally dropping it on July 13th, 2011.
Tune‘s next plans with this project are to premiere a music video for “Cameras” featuring his Young Money artist Allan Cubas! Are you still bumping Sorry 4 The Wait on streaming platforms?
The Swizz Beatz vs. Timbaland rematch in a VERZUZ battle took place live from LIV nightclub in Miami, Florida last night (May 30th).
During the rematch between the two founders of VERZUZ, Swizz debuted a brand new track featuring Lil Wayne.
You can check out a preview of the currently unreleased song below! Are you feeling it?
The first week sales for the re-release of Lil Wayne‘s No Ceilings mixtape are in!
According to HDD, the project did what it was projected to move and sold a total of 24,879 units in the first week of being re-released with 3,393 of those being pure sales.
No Ceilings also debuted at #14 on Rolling Stone’s “Top 200 Albums” chart. What do you think of the first week sales numbers?
Yesterday before the Los Angeles Angels vs. Houston Astros baseball game, a new Lil Wayne song premiered on FOX.
There aren’t too many details about this track as of right now (it should be released soon), but we do know that it was produced by Monsta Beatz.
You check out a MLB promo video that plays a snippet of the record where we can hear the beat and Wayne vocals before it cuts off after the jump below! Are you liking the sound of it?
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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