Mooski recently sat down with DJ Smallz for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.
During the 6:10 mark of their convo, the Atlanta artist mentioned the first genre of music he encountered was hip-hop and that was thanks to Lil Wayne.
The “Track Star” rapper went on to say why Wayne drew him to rap music and what he liked so much about Tunechi back when he was in the sixth grade, as well as reveal his top 2 favorite artists are Tune and Drake!
G-Eazy recently sat down with TIDAL’s Elliott Wilson for a virtual interview that you can watch in full below.
Towards the end of their conversation, Young Gerald talks about his upcoming collaboration with Lil Wayne that he calls “a real hip-hop record” and hopes to be released by early summer on his These Things Happen Too album.
The Oakland rapper also speaks on how the song, which is more than probably the “When You’re Gone” record that leaked at the end of 2019, is significant to him and recalls being the person to bring Wayne to Coachella for his very first time!
At the end of 2020, Fee Banks sat down with Jahze TV for a one on one interview for season 2 episode 2 of her “Mixed Company: New Orleans edition” series that you can watch below.
During their conversation, Fee discussed how the rap group Sqad Up came together from all being neighborhood homeboys, what his role with Lil Wayne was at that time, being Wayne‘s DJ for a short period, looking up to Birdman and Master P, and shared his thoughts on people calling Lil Baby the new Weezy.
The day one friend of Tunechi also spoke on being cousins with Toya Johnson, what he learned from helping to create Young Money which helped him create his own management company Good Money Global that has managed artists such as Kevin Gates and NBA YoungBoy, his passion for cars and his YM Motors business, New Orleans, building a compound, and much more!
Before the Indianapolis Colts vs. Tennessee Titans NFL game last Thursday, Sports On Prime took a look into the mind of The Greatest Fan Alive – Lil Wayne.
When asked what would he choose out of American football and rap music, Tunechi went with the answer “football” and explained his reasons why.
You can check out The Greatest Fan Alive video after the jump. I have also included photos of some dope custom-made Weezy cleats that Buffalo Bills cornerback Tre White had created below!
Lil Wayne was the special guest on episode 1 of DJ Khaled‘s brand new podcast dubbed “The First One“, which premiered on Amazon Music.
During their 45-minute conversation, Weezy spoke on his very first rap group with B.G. called The B.G.z, going by the name Baby D, first meeting Birdman, his “Block Burner” song, being influenced by Missy Elliott in the Hot Boys days, and more.
Around the middle of the discussion, Tunechi revealed he has been sent 3 old-school hip-hop beats to spit over for his next project (presumably No Ceilings 3) and 2 of them are: “Ether” by Nas and “Takeover” by Jay Z. However, after a quick Google, Tune realized he already did a freestyle over “Ether” on SQ1.
Wayne also talked about his favorite verse, his top 5 rappers, his top 5 anthems, the “We Takin’ Over” verse, creating the “Best Rapper Alive” song off Tha Carter II album, his The Suffix mixtape that was hosted by Khaled, and confirmed there will be another album in Tha Carter series. You can check out the full episode after the jump below!
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