On October 10th, Lil Wayne headlined the 2021 ONE Musicfest at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, Georgia.

During his set, Weezy performed many of his solo hits and features live, such as “La La“, “Every Girl“, “Uproar“, “Go DJ“, “Got Money“, “Money On My Mind“, “Hustler Musik“, “Rollin’“, “Wasted“, “Duffle Bag Boy“, “HYFR“, “Pop That“, “Loyal“, “The Motto“, and “Steady Mobbin’“.

Tunechi also brought out Rich The Kid to perform “Feelin’ Like Tunechi“, “New Freezer” and “Plug Talk” live. You can check out some footage from the live performance after the jump below! Was you in attendance at this concert?

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Megan Thee Stallion recently chopped it up with Teen Vogue to create the music playlist to her life, which you can check out below.

One of the songs she picked was Young Money‘s “Every Girl” single to which she then praised Lil Wayne and discussed how he is one of the G.O.A.T.s, as well as how he had a big influence on her.

The female artist from Houston also called Wayne one of her “favorite rappers”, revealed why she enjoys his “Every Girl” verse so much, mentioned loving how cocky he talks, recalled watching all of his music videos and listening to all of his mixtapes, and much more!

Would you like to see a collaboration from these two in the future?

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Over the weekend on June 29th, Lil Wayne and Blink-182 kicked off their joint North American tour at the XFINITY Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut.

For the concert on Saturday, Wayne brought out Gudda Gudda and even performed Tha Carter V bonus song, “In This House“, live for the very first time in his music career. If you are wondering what other tracks Weezy performs on this tour, his full setlist is as follows:

“6 Foot, 7 Foot“, “Don’t Cry“, “The Motto“, “Hustler Musik“, “No Worries“, “John“, “Got Money“, “Rich As Fuck“, “I’m Me“, “Drop The World“, “Lollipop“, “Mrs. Officer“, “She Will“, “Every Girl“, “BedRock” with Gudda Gudda, “Can’t Be Broken“, “Fireman“, “Money On My Mind“, “Go DJ“, “Swag Surfin’“, “Rollin’“, “Wasted“, “Ride For My Niggas“, “HYFR“, “No Problem“, “Pop That“, “Let It Fly“, “Mona Lisa“, “In This House“, “Right Above It“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “A Milli“, and “Uproar“.

You can watch Tunechi‘s full set after the jump below, courtesy of Neudys Jimenez. The next stop on this Tune and Blink-182 tour will be taking place at the Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana tomorrow evening (July 3rd)! What are your thoughts on the first show?

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Tyga recently sat down with Ebro Darden for a one on one interview with Beats 1 radio to promote his latest album, Legendary.

During their conversation, which you can watch after the jump below, Ty revealed it was Lil Wayne who helped him grow into the person that he is today from his influence, as well as his work ethic.

“Wayne, he kinda like, he helped me grow into this person and really just inspired me and mentored me through the years. He signed me when I was 17. I was over there when he was doing Carter III so, that whole process, I had somebody to look [up] to as far as like, this is how I should do it. I should be in the studio every day. This person’s doing it. I should be doing shows… you know what I’m saying? I had guidance in a way. Just putting him on the beginning of the album is legendary. After all the drama, all the shit that he’s been through, label stuff, me, and still come out on top…”

T-Raww also mentioned that he put his Tune feature at the beginning of his Legendary album, because he is the actual legend. The former Young Money artist even explained how “Bed Rock” came together after first having hooks from Ne-Yo and Omarion, why you always have to be ready with verses when in the studio with Weezy, and being mad that he wasn’t on “Every Girl“!

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Former Young Money artist Jae Millz recently chopped it up with AllHipHop at OG King Louie’s dispensary in downtown Los Angeles to chat all about his departure from Lil Wayne‘s record label.

Millzy also spoke on his loyalty to Tunechi and Young Mula, the BET Awards banning their “Every Girl” performance in 2009, seeing the Tune vs. Birdman situation coming before the actual lawsuit, and plenty more.

You can read everything what Jae had to say after the jump below!

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