Filmed earlier this month at the World Famous House Of Mac soul food restaurant in Miami, Noreaga and DJ EFN‘s 2 hour and 20 minutes interview with Lil Wayne for the latest episode of their “Drink Champs” podcast has now been released.

During their conversation, they spoke on numerous subjects that includes Weezy not knowing who TDE and Quality Control Music are, thinking 21 Savage is a group, why he moved to Miami, how he became a Blood gang member, a huge compliment from JAY-Z, and plenty more.

You can watch Tunechi, who was wearing a “Percocet” chain and drinking shots from his Bumbu rum, sit down with N.O.R.E. and EFN plus check out a list of what they chatted about after the jump below. Enjoy!

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Finis “KY” White recently sat down with Kentucky To The World for an interview, which you can watch below.

During their conversation, KY revealed how he first engineered for Lil Wayne after acting as an intern and mentioned that during the 2-3 years he worked with Wayne, they did nearly 16-hour studio sessions every day.

The multi-platinum engineer also added he is a “big” Tunechi fan and listed the Tune projects that he has worked on: Tha Carter III, Tha Carter IV, Rebirth, No Ceilings, Dedication 3, Dedication 4, I Am Not A Human Being, and I Am Not A Human Being II!

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It can’t be long now until we get the announcement that Lil Wayne has signed to Roc Nation as Wayne has hinted at the deal once again while he was bringing in the New Year at LIV nightclub in Miami, Florida on January 1st.

During his appearance at the first “LIV on Sunday’s” of 2017, Tunechi was spotted jamming out to his “Burn” freestyle off Dedication 4 (I forgot how dope this song is) and throwing up the ROC sign.

Weezy also got on the mic to shout “when you see me it’s Y-M-R-O-C” and “triangle”, which I would presume is for the ROC hand sign. You can check out some footage of it all below!

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Kidd Kidd recently stopped by Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club in New York City to chop it up with DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne Tha God. During their interview, which you can watch above, Kidd explained the story of why he was not in the music video for Lil Wayne‘s “Mrs. Officer” – even though he was featured on the song.

He also discussed his shout out on the outro track off Weezy F Baby‘s Dedication 4 mixtape, getting shot in front of his mother, signing to 50 Cent’s G-Unit record label, getting back in contact with Wayne after a few years of not speaking, and more.

The previous Sqad Up member mentioned that his Street Fame project, which will feature a verse from Tunechi, will now be an EP instead of a mixtape. There is still no confirmed release date yet though!

Above, you can watch the full clip of Lil Wayne‘s appearance in the 90 minute DVD that was included with Nicki Minaj‘s Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded – The Re-Up album.

In this hilarious video, Weezy F Baby and Nicki can be seen chilling and having fun outside of The Hit Factory studio in Miami, Florida. The Barbie is wondering why Wayne wasn’t going to ask her to record a verse for his Dedication 4 mixtape (this was before they recorded “Mercy“) while Wayne is wondering why she doesn’t wear any TRUKFIT clothing.

One of my favorite parts from this clip is when Tune is talking about why he doesn’t sit Nicki and Drake down anymore and give them lectures: “That’s because y’all got too big, *looks at her behind*, no pun intended” 😆 Another one of my favorite parts is at the end of the clip when Minaj is explaining how Weezy showed every rapper in the game today how to do it, but then he goes: “I don’t want to take no credit for that, because you niggas ain’t doing it right”… and walks away!

It’s always good when we get behind the scenes videos of Tune and I’m sure you will all agree with me when I say we need another documentary on him. You can watch the full DVD when you buy Nicki Minaj‘s album from Amazon or your local music store.