Earlier this year, Baby E chopped it up with TM NYC for a 1 hour and 30 minute virtual interview that you can watch in full below.

From the 33:10 mark, Baby E spoke about how he first linked up with Lil Wayne through a guy called Petey Lo and how he then got signed to Young Money. The Pensacola native was hesitant Petey really knew Wayne at first until the YM affiliate got Weezy on a Facetime call with E to say a quick message: “Is this real enough for you white boy?” LOL.

Baby E then discussed “Finessin’“, Tunechi‘s working process and witnessing him record more or less 20 songs every single day, Birdman, the best advice he ever received from Tune, his favorite collaboration with Mr. Carter being an unreleased song titled “Girls From The Hills“, and why and how he left Young Money. He also added: “it’s really sad to me we [himself and Lil Wayne] have so much great music that will never see the light of day”.

The former YM artist also confirmed he has wrote “a lot of stuff” for Lil Wayne and that Wayne does not move anywhere without a gun or blunt on him. Baby E then shared a story of how one time they were all on tour and they all threw away their drugs off the tour bus as they were arriving to a checkpoint, but left all of the machine guns!

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Baby E recently participated in a Q&A (question and answer) session with a Lil Wayne Discord server that you can read in full below.

During their conversation, E discussed a possible collaboration album from himself and Wayne, how a lot of the stuff announced from the Young Money camp is actually all talk, what Weezy is like as a person (says he is very chill but “got a temper from hell though… seem him break a bunch of sh*t), and much more.

The “Finessin” singer also revealed he has at least 10 unreleased songs with Tunechi, a funny story involving FaceTime and Tune (“this real enough for you whiteboy?”), what a Young Mula studio session is really like, his favorite Lil Wayne songs, and how he was not treated well from the other YM artists. He also mentioned that Wayne and Kevin Gates do not have beef, but they are definitely not cool with each other!

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Baby E recently chopped it up with The Deep Cuts Podcast for an interview, which you can listen to below.

During their conversation, E spoke on his Kill The Noise project, upcoming music, his “Finessin” single, switching from Def Jam to Young Money, how he actually got signed to YM, being managed by Mack Maine, who his favorite underground music artists are, and plenty more.

The Young Money rapper also discussed how Lil Wayne was an inspiration and hero to him while growing up, having the best chemistry with Wayne and Lil Twist in the studio, how Weezy is a big part of his sound, and shared stories from touring with Young Mula.

Before the interview wrapped up, Baby E revealed he has never seen anyone work as hard as Tunechi, as well as how he has witnessed Tune and his engineer work in a studio for 12 – 16 hours from starting at 6AM. He even mentioned that himself and YM all participated in a game by putting money into a jar and the first person to catch Mr. Carter sleeping would win all the money (which had over $5,000.00 in it). However, E says no one won!

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The 2nd annual “Lil Weezyana Fest“ went down at Champions Square’s Bold Sphere Music in Lil Wayne‘s hometown New Orleans, Louisiana on August 27th.

Weezy brought out Chris Brown, 2 Chainz, Mystikal, Migos, Yo Gotti, Partners N Crime, Baby E, Rico Richie, Young Greatness, S-8ighty, Showboys, Ms. Tee, and Fiend during the show to perform songs live.

Throughout the show, Tunechi performed “Hot Boy“, “Finessin’” with Baby E, “Moolah” with Young Greatness, “Loyal” with Breezy, “Halfway” with S-8ighty, “Duffle Bag Boy“, “No Problem“, “MFN Right“, “Blue C-Note” and more tracks live with Tity Boi.

Tune also announced at this year’s “Lil Weezyana Fest” to look out for ColleGrove 2 and let everyone know that it’s still fuck Cash Money. If you couldn’t make it to the concert, you can stream it after the jump below, courtesy of TIDAL!

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The final stop of Lil Wayne‘s “The Dedication Tour” took place earlier this month at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska on March 6th.

You can watch some footage that was filmed from the 3rd row at the concert, courtesy of Jeremy Inhoff, after the jump below. Tunechi comes out at around the 10:00 mark of the clip after Rae Sremmurd‘s live performance.

In the video, Weezy can be seen talking to the crowd, as well as performing “Mr. Carter“, “Coco“, “Blunt Blowin’“, “Rich As Fuck“, “I’m Me“, “She Will“, “London Roads“, “Pop Bottles“, “I’m On One“, “Only“, “The Motto“, “Single“, “How To Love“, “Bitches Love Me“, “Every Girl” with Mack Maine, “Go DJ“, “Leather So Soft“, “Right Above It“, “Lollipop“, “Rollin’“, “Pussy, Money, Weed“, “Where Ya At“, “Finessin’” with Baby E, “Live From The Gutter” with HoodyBaby, “One Time” with Lil Twist, “I Don’t Like The Look Of It” with Gudda Gudda, “Drop The World“, “Mirror“, “Truffle Butter“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “No Worries” live!

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