As it is #ThrowbackThursday today, here is a rare live Lil Wayne performance from the red carpet at the 2006 BET Awards.
DJ Khaled brought Wayne, Paul Wall, Fat Joe, Rick Ross, Pitbull, Gunplay, and Unique of the Grit Boys all together to perform the “Holla At Me (Baby)” single live.
You can watch their live performance of the Cool & Dre-produced collaboration in a #TBT clip after the jump below! Have you seen it before?
Tomorrow evening (April 24th), Lil Wayne will be walking out Edgar Berlanga to the ring for his boxing fight against Demond Nicholson.
While recently chatting to TMZ Sports, the Puerto Rican boxer revealed this news, as well as also announced Weezy would be performing live at the event that is taking place at Silver Spurs Arena in Florida.
“I’m going to spoil it right now for TMZ, [Wayne’s] gonna be there with us this Saturday night, so I have him and Fat Joe. Lil Wayne is gonna perform and Fat Joe is gonna come to show love like he always does.”
You can check out Edgar‘s interview that includes him discussing the first time he ever spoke to Tunechi and also see a near-life-size cardboard cutout that Tune has of Berlanga after the jump below! What song(s) do you think Wayne will perform?
Lil Uzi Vert was the recent guest on “The Fat Joe Show” and during their conversation, the Philadelphia rapper speaks a little bit about Lil Wayne.
In the interview, which you can watch below, Fat Joe explains to Uzi Vert how he was misunderstood with comments in the past where he called Uzi a “bad version” of Wayne. The Generation NOW artist says he never took any offense or disrespect from it.
While discussing music artists that have been a huge influence on him, Uzi mentions that he always wanted to be Tunechi growing up and recalls girls used to always tell him he looked like Tune. He also shares a story of how he ordered a fake lip piercing that he used to wear every day to look like Weezy!
For episode 413 of “The Joe Budden Podcast With Rory & Mal“, the three guys sat down with Jim Jones for an interview, which you can check out below.
At the 2:53:00 mark of their conversation, Jim recalled a crazy story that included the time when the late Stack Bundles begged him to get Lil Wayne featured on their “Weather Man” collaboration back in 2006 to which he was successful in doing so.
However, Jim Jones goes on to say that he “wanted to fuck Weezy up” after Wayne went and rapped a similar hook on Fat Joe‘s “Make It Rain” single. Even though he “loves Weezy to death”, Jones did mention he was ready to take it to next level after he saw Tunechi at a club before Juelz Santana stepped in and stopped anything from escalating. The Dipset rapper also revealed Tune gave him an explanation over the “Make It Rain” chorus and that was: “Yo, I be high”!
Before Donald Trump pardoned Lil Wayne just over a week ago, Fat Joe had special guest Bradford Cohen, who is the attorney for both Wayne and Kodak Black, on his “The Fat Joe Show”.
During their 45-minute conversation, Cohen revealed how he linked up with Tunechi after knowing him for a very long time, if he had actually spoke to Trump‘s team about pardoning Tune and Kodak, and much more.
The criminal defense lawyer also mentioned that Weezy would have been looking at 18-24 months behind bars in prison if he did not receive a pardon from the 45th president of the USA. You can check out their full convo after the jump below!
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