Jody Breeze recently sat down with Ben Scarborough and Jake Kopanski for an interview with Atlanta based multimedia studio and record label Third Eye Collective to promote his new project, I Still Feel Like Rappin’.

Around the 15:00 mark of their conversation (see below), Jody revealed he has music with Lil Wayne that no one has heard yet as before Hurricane Katrina, they both sat in Wayne‘s crib along with Boo and recorded about 8 songs together.

If you didn’t already know, Breeze and Tunechi have previously collaborated together on “Catch Me If You Can” and “Lil’ Daddy“. Tune also referenced him on his “Dreams & Nightmares” freestyle off Sorry 4 The Wait 2: “Had that Snowman in the hood like Jody Breeze”!

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Lloyd recently sat down with LowKey from Apple Music’s Beats 1 Radio show to promote his new album, Tru, which includes the 2016 collaboration with Lil Wayne – “Holding“.

During their conversation, the R&B singer-songwriter chatted about his relationship with Tunechi and revealed that his favorite collabo from them is “The Bandits“, which was never released officially. He also added that Tune freestyled his whole verse after one of his concerts in Atlanta and kept on rapping even after the beat ended.

Carrying on with the story, the New Orleans native mentioned Weezy ended up going mad after him and his people were kicked out of the studio. You can check out everything what Lloyd had to say below, as well as also listen to an unfinished version of “The Bandits“!

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During this year’s “Lil Weezyana Fest” in New Orleans on August 25th, Lil Wayne spat a new freestyle over his “Best Rapper Alive” beat off Tha Carter II.

“I told my homie: ‘I know where to find him’; He said: ‘you late, we already got ’em; And by the way, it was an honor’; That made my day, I was so proud of him; I gave ’em something from my favorite designer, and a chihuahua”

You can watch Tunechi rap this new verse after the jump below. Click here to also see Birdman make a public apology to Tune at the 4th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest”!

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For #ThrowbackThursday, here is a rare Lil Wayne interview with Peaches Records music retailer in New Orleans, Louisiana that took place in April, 2003.

During their conversation, Weezy discussed his Young Money record label, Juvenile signing back to Cash Money Records, the Sqad Up group, advice for someone wanting to start a label or get into the entertainment business, his Tha Carter album, being engaged to Nivea, and more.

Some of you will have already seen the freestyle part at the end, which is Tunechi spitting his “Monster Music” song off SQ6 over The Notorios B.I.G.’s “I Got A Story To Tell” instrumental.

You can check out the super rare Tune interview for #ThrowbackThursday after the jump below, courtesy of the bro Martian Master. Have you seen it before? Don’t lie!

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So far this year, Tyler, The Creator has released remixes over Lil Baby and Drake’s “Yes Indeed“, Kanye West and Kid Cudi’s “Kids See Ghosts“, Monica’s “Knock Knock“, Trouble and Drake’s “Bring It Back“, and Jacquees’ “Validation“.

Taking to Twitter yesterday, the Odd Future co-founder revealed that all of these freestyles from him this year have been inspired by Lil Wayne and his early Da Drought mixtapes.

You can check out the praise tweet from Tyler below! Click here to also listen to their last collaboration “Droppin’ Seeds“.

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Mike Jones recently sat down with Say Cheese TV for an interview, which you can watch below.

At the start of their conversation, Mike spoke on how he felt about Lil Wayne freestyling over his “Mr. Jones” single, which turned out to be the classic “Sky Is The Limit (Ride For My Niggas)” song off Da Drought 3.

Jones also revealed if the Tunechi version hurt or helped him, discussed people writing in comments “this is Wayne‘s song now”, explained how close him and Tune were with each other around Tha Carter II days, and plenty more!

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