Yesterday, Lil Wayne made his very first appearance on Instagram Live (even though he has been on it before for Young Money Radio) by being a special guest on Fat Joe‘s new podcast titled “The Fat Joe Show“.

During their 28-minute conversation, Tunechi spoke on what age he first started rapping, shooting himself by accident, a white police officer named Uncle Bob who was off duty saving his life, meeting him years later in a restaurant, and what he thinks about the horrible murder of George Floyd by four cops in Minneapolis.

Weezy also discussed being locked up in Rikers Island for 8 months, getting his “never quit” attitude and drive from Birdman at a young age, his influence being the #1 Stunna, putting Drake and Nicki Minaj on, what he taught his son Kameron Carter after Nipsey Hussle was murdered, how proud he is about influencing a whole new generation of rap, an upcoming collaboration he has with Lil Uzi Vert, being the first to do the “rock-rap” genre of music, attending the late Betty Wright‘s funeral, performing “Sweet Home Alabama” with Kid Rock at the Country Music Association Awards, and much more!

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In this post, you can check out highlights from episode 4 of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show on Apple Music, which took place on May 15th.

Throughout the show, Wayne paid tribute to Andre Harrell and Betty Wright, who both sadly passed away recently. He also mentioned Dana White will be a special guest on next week’s episode after he couldn’t make it this week, as well as that his top 5 favorite artists right now are: Lil Wayne, Tunechi, Weezy, Dwayne Michael Carter, and Fat Joe.

The guests for this week were Fat Joe, Lil Durk, Jamie Foxx, and Henry Cejudo – who says he is a big fan of Mr. Carter‘s music. Tunechi revealed that he will be on Joey Crack‘s podcast later this week, why Robin Thicke apologized to his mother Cita at Super Bowl, he saw Kevin Hart at a strip club on his own, and much more. Jamie also had so much praise for Weezy (and I mean a lot) plus shared stories of them at LIV in Miami and on “The Masked Singer“!

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Earlier this year, Fat Joe phoned into The Morning Hustle radio show to chat about a variety of topics including the importance of relationships in the music industry.

Joey Crack recalled embracing Lil Wayne when he first moved to Miami after Hurricane Katrina, as well as learning so much about making music and work ethic from Wayne from being in the studio every night together.

You can check out everything Joe had to say about his “brother” Tunechi and more in a clip after the jump below!

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Fat Joe recently sat down with Elliott Wilson for an interview on TIDAL’s CRWN series.

During their conversation, Joe recalls playing Lil Wayne the “We Takin’ Over” song from DJ Khaled in the studio as they wanted him on it and how Weezy was just staring at the speakers the whole time like he was ready to fight them.

After he played his own verse, Joey Crack remembers Tunechi telling the engineer “I’m ready” before then proceeding to spit the classic verse. In disbelief, the Bronx rapper says: “this nigga bodied me man” and that he “learned from Wayne a lot” after witnessing this in person!

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” edition, I have picked a song from Birdman called “Make Way” featuring Fat Joe and a hook plus 2 verses from Lil Wayne that includes a reggae flow.

This Jean “JROCK” Borges and The Fliptones-co-produced track appears on Baby‘s 5 * Stunna album, which was released back in 2007.

“Me I’m Babylon gangster, Hollygrove monster; You no look familiar, roofers them kill ya; Gunshots, I will cut then open toolbox and drill ya; Jump off body and let the mailman meal ya”

You can listen to “Make Way” below.

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Here is the official music video for Fat Joe and Dre‘s “Pullin’” single featuring Lil Wayne.

The visual, which was directed by Eif Rivera, was shot in Miami, Florida back in May. Joe also had the following to say to Billboard about working with Wayne on this song:

“Wayne went bonkers on that track like he always does. I’m a huge Lil Wayne fan, so any time I get to work with him is great. He’s one of the realest people I’ve ever met in hip-hop. He’s loyal, and I love him for that. It’s an honor to be Lil Wayne’s friend. If you ever get to know him, you’re blessed.”

Are you a fan of this Cool & Dre-produced collaboration that will appear on Joey Crack and Dre‘s upcoming Family Ties album?!

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