Earlier this year, Anuel AA sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview on their “Drink Champs” podcast to discuss his career, life, fame, and more.

At the 14:00 minute mark, the Puerto Rican rapper reveals he listened to a lot of English-speaking music growing up and the artist he studied the most was Lil Wayne. He went on to say he really took notice of Wayne around Tha Carter III and Tha Carter IV era, as well as when he introduced Drake and Nicki Minaj to the world.

Later on in their conversation at the 1:14:00 mark, Anuel references Tunechi‘s iconic deposition by answering “I don’t recall” to a question about which watch he was wearing when in jail. You can check out the full interview after the jump below. AA and Weezy previously collaborated on the song “Ferrari” a couple of years ago!

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A couple of days ago, Reginae Carter shared a video of her imitating her father Lil Wayne‘s classic deposition tape from back in 2012.

Nae Nae mouths and makes the exact same facial expressions as her dad did in his infamous court deposition tape, which stemmed from Wayne‘s lawsuit against Quincy Jones III to stop the release of The Carter Documentary.

In a conversation with The Shade Room, Reginae also revealed how Weezy reacted to her re-enactment (“U a klown slime, lol”), why she decided to do it, and what their relationship is like. You can see Nae‘s hilarious imitation video and interview below!

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Kobe Bryant is currently involved in a legal battle over his nickname “Black Mamba” and if he is forced to give a deposition, he will do his best Lil Wayne impression.

According to The Blast, pharmaceutical brand Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals have asked the judge to make Kobe sit down for an interview and answer questions about the “Black Mamba” name.

The former professional basketball player’s attorney is refusing to let him take part in a deposition over trademark issues and instead wants him to submit written answers.

“Deposing Kobe Bryant would be like Lil Wayne’s deposition… it would be just like that – he’d just be saying ‘I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know.'”

Of course, the attorney is referring to Wayne‘s hilarious deposition from back in 2012 where he answered “I don’t recall” to numerous questions that he would of known the answers to, but they had nothing to do with what he was being sued for.

There has been no decision made as of yet regarding Kobe Bryant‘s deposition. This lawsuit all began in 2015 after the company Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals filed to trademark the name “Black Mamba HYPERRUSH” to sell diet pills. Bryant‘s team demanded that their trademark not be approved and they have been battling it out ever since!

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After watching part 1 of Elliott Wilson‘s one on one interview with Lil Wayne for his CRWN series yesterday, which took place at the Austin Convention Center in Texas on March 14th, part 2 has been released.

During the second part of this interview, Tunechi chatted about Cash Money Records, his relationship with Birdman, who his favorite sports teams and athletes are, skateboarding injuries, his Gone Till November book, spending time behind bars in Rikers Island, getting arrested in New York City, his deposition video, talking about pussy a lot in his raps, jokes he would do a album series about pussy from 1 to 5 like his Tha Carter album series, how he would like to be remembered musically, and more.

You can watch part 2 of the CRWN interview after the jump below!

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Cash Money Records have just accomplished another great achievement in their 21 year history by selling over 500 million songs worldwide. Birdman spoke to AllHipHop earlier today about the labels new amazing milestone:

“There is no more dynamic and prolific a label than Cash Money Records and the YMCMB family – point blank. We’re proud of every one of our artists and their contribution to our legacy.”

What’s most humbling is the global reaction to our story. Slim and I built this label from the ground up and seeing our brand connect with people across borders, culture and language makes us appreciate every one of our fans worldwide. We can’t wait to deliver another 500 million bangers.”

“Success is something that Slim and I have always aimed for. It feels great to sell 500 million songs but fans should know, we aren’t going to stop now, and will continue our legacy.”

I wonder how many songs Lil Wayne sold out of the 500 million ❓

In other news, if you want a good laugh then watch a new 50 Cent interview after the jump below with Booska-P that took place in Paris, France, which the bro Navjosh just sent over. At the end of the interview, 50 starts to imitate Tunechi‘s hilarious deposition videotape when asked if he robbed Gunplay’s chain.

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