Turk took to his Twitter page just over a week ago to tease an upcoming collaboration with Lil Wayne:
“Who ready for New @LilTunechi and His Big Brudda @HotBoyTurk32 New Song RT”
From the caption, it looks like it could be a Tunechi song featuring Turk, which may even possibly appear on Tune‘s Funeral album.
What do you think? Are you excited for some new music from the former Hot Boys members?!
The “Feature Friday” edition for this week is B.G.‘s “Niggaz In Trouble” track featuring Lil Wayne and Juvenile.
The Mannie Fresh-produced song appears on B.G.‘s album, Chopper City In The Ghetto, which was released back in 1999.
“Look nigga you better put a zip on yo trap, or you will get trapped; When I creep through the black in the black on black; Niggas be stumblin’, and crumblin'”
You can listen to “Niggaz In Trouble” below.
Juvenile recently sat down with Ebro Darden, Peter Rosenberg and Laura Stylez for an interview with Hot 97 on their “Ebro In The Morning” radio show to promote his and Birdman‘s joint album, Just Another Gangsta.
From the 14:35 mark of their conversation, which you can check out below, Juvie was asked about the lost handwritten Lil Wayne notebook from the Hot Boys days that is currently on sale for $250,000.00.
The New Orleans rapper confirmed that Wayne had numerous notepads full of lyrics back in the day, revealed Tunechi had a whole verse ready for “Back That Azz Up” that didn’t make the final version, and recalled saying Tune would be the future of music!
Lil Skies recently appeared on Genius‘ “The Genius Test” series to take a quiz on one of his biggest influences in music – Lil Wayne, which you can watch below.
At the start of the video, the Pennsylvania-born rapper called Tunechi “the G.O.A.T.” and revealed how Tune influenced him to be himself in his music. If you recall back to last year, Skies paid homage to Wayne with his “A Milli“-inspired music video for “Welcome To The Rodeo“.
Some of the questions that Lil Skies got right included finishing the lyrics off from “6 Foot 7 Foot“, which artist is not signed to Young Money, how old Mr. Carter was when he first recorded under the name of Baby D, what was the title of the Destiny’s Child single that Weezy appeared on, and more.
Skies got a total of 76% on this quiz and some of the questions which he got wrong were: the title of Lil Wayne‘s debut studio album, which DJ hosted the Dedication mixtape series, what project Wayne released exclusively on TIDAL, and listing as many Weezy and Drake songs that he could in under 15 seconds!
Just over a few weeks ago, we found out that an old notebook containing some of Lil Wayne‘s raps from the Hot Boys era is on the market for $250,000.00. The book, which includes lyrics written by Wayne from when he was 17-years-old, was found in a car that once belonged to Cash Money and it is now being auctioned off through Moments In Time.
According to TMZ, Tunechi has got his attorneys to file a warning letter to the auction company stating the fact that he is the rightful owner of the notepad and he has never agreed to the sale of his pad. In this letter, Tune‘s attorneys say he “never abandoned his notebook”, but just lost it, and even though he is glad it has now been found, he is not happy about it being sold. Weezy claims that the person who found it kept it a secret for all this time, because he wanted to wait for the right opportunity to make money from it.
The founder of Moments In Time, Gary Zimet, reveals that Lil Wayne will have to purchase the notepad from them if he does want it back. Wayne is reportedly fine with doing this, but he’s still threatening legal action if they don’t stop the sale to the public!
Pic credit: MIA Nights.
For the latest episode of N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN‘s “Drink Champs” podcast, Birdman made a special appearance to speak about everything from Lil Wayne, Cash Money Records, Drake, Rick Ross, Young Thug, Hot Boys, Tyga, Ronald “Slim” Williams, Nicki Minaj, and plenty more.
Throughout the interview, Baby recalled telling Noreaga that Wayne was going to be the biggest in the game back when Juvenile was one of the biggest and Tunechi was only a shy kid, as well as being hurt from the Hot Boys breaking up and leaving, but remembering Tune tell him: “fuck them niggas man, I’m better than all of them niggas together anyway” to which it made him wake up and never look back.
The #1 Stunna also revealed it is possible that we may get another Hot Boys album as B.G. will be home from jail this year, what he thought about Rick Ross getting involved in his business with Lil Wayne, how awkward it was for him when Wayne and Young Thug did not get on but all he wanted was for them to work together, and how Weezy, Nicki and Drizzy all had plans to drop an album together.
You can check out Birdman‘s full conversation with the “Drink Champs” podcast after the jump below!
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