As it is #ThrowbackThursday today, here is some footage from a stop on Lil Wayne and Blink-182‘s joint tour back in 2019.
During a show at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, Texas on August 2nd, Weezy performed some of his hits live for the people in attendance.
You can watch Tunechi perform his “Old Town Road” freestyle, “Pop That“, “Bedrock” with Gudda Gudda, “Mrs. Officer“, and “A Milli” live in the clips below!
Lil Wayne hosted a high school reunion with his former Eleanor McMain classmates in New Orleans, Louisiana on Friday, October 28th.
While in his hometown for the 6th annual Lil Weezyana Fest, Tunechi reconnected with old friends at Fulton Alley bowling venue by hosting a Class Of 2000 reunion that was produced by Melissa Harvey and The Goldwing Group.
You can check out some photos of Weezy reuniting with his former classmates from McMain secondary school below, courtesy of Kaitlyn Morris! This is not the first time Wayne has returned to his old school as he also did it back in 2008 with classmate Cortez Bryant!
2 weeks ago on October 29th, Lil Wayne made a Make-A-Wish kid’s dream come true during his 6th annual Lil Weezyana Fest in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Tunechi met Donavon Fitzpatrick, who is a child in the Make-A-Wish program, backstage at the music festival and took pictures with him, as well as gifted him plenty of Los Angeles Lakers and Kansas City Chiefs merchandise.
While on stage, Weezy also brought Donovan out and dedicated his “Go DJ” song to him. Fitzpatrick suffers from hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), which is a condition that affects blood flow. Check out some footage of it all after the jump below!
Missy Elliott held a private dinner party for the 20-year anniversary of her Under Construction album in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 6th that was hosted by Patron.
To her surprise, Lil Wayne accepted Missy‘s invitation and turned up to the event. You can see more pictures and some footage of Wayne with Elliott after the jump below.
“Lil Wayne you have birthed a whole generation after you and it’s easy for people to acknowledge someone’s GREATNESS when they’re no longer around but I want you to know YOU ARE LEGENDARY no matter who thinks differently YOUR BLUEPRINT is PRESENT! No debate. Y’all guess who rolled up on me to help me celebrate??? I was so shocked because I invited him but I didn’t think he would come and he did. Blessed to Be out with this LEGEND/GAMECHANGER!” – Missy Elliott
As we already know, Weezy is a huge fan of the Virginia music artist and has praised her many times for being one of his biggest creative inspirations in past interviews (see here, here, here, here, here, and here)!
Lil Wayne performed live for the 6th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” at Champions Square’s Bold Sphere Music venue in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana on October 29th.
The opening acts for the concert were: Unc & Phew (R.I.P. Takeoff), Babyface Ray, Rob 49, Neno Calvin, and a few of the Young Money artists. During his own set, Tunechi also brought out Cam’ron to perform “Suck It Or Not“, “Oh Boy“, “Dipset Anthem” and “I Really Mean It“, Rick Ross to perform “Hustlin’“, “B.M.F (Blowin’ Money Fast)” and “Aston Martin Music“, and Drake to perform “God’s Plan“, “Nonstop“, “Jimmy Cooks“, and “Knife Talk” live.
You can check out a recap of the full show below, courtesy of Goatnet. If you want to know Weezy‘s full setlist, it went like this: “Blunt Blowin’“, “Tha Mobb“, “Fireman“, “Money On My Mind“, “Go DJ“, “Bring It Back“, “I Miss My Dawgs“, “BM J.R.“, “Cash Money Millionaires“, “Earthquake“, “Best Rapper Alive“, “I’m A DBoy“, “Hustler Musik“, “Got Money“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Comfortable“, “Lollipop“, “Mr. Carter“, “John” and “God Did” with Rozay, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Mirror“, “How To Love“, “She Will” and “The Motto” with Drizzy, “Uproar“, “Ride For My N*ggas“, “Rollin’“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli“.
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