Boosie Badazz took to his Instagram page at the end of 2017 to show him bumping old Lil Wayne music from the 1990s.

In the clips, we can see Lil Boosie playing and rapping Hot Boys‘ “Blood Thicker” song off the 1997 album, Get It How U Live!!, Tunechi‘s “Lights Off” song off his 1999 album, Tha Block Is Hot, and Tune‘s verse off Big Tymers’ “Top Of Tha Line Nigga” song off their 1998 album, How You Luv That Volume 2.

You can check out the 3 videos of Boosie bumping old Weezy tracks after the jump below! Do you still play old Wayne music from the ’90s?

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Turk recently sat down with Vlad TV for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

During their conversation, the YNT founder revealed that hanging around Lil Wayne every day during the Hot Boys era rubbed off on him and made him a better rapper.

He also went on to say that Wayne walked around everywhere with his book sack like a junkie, used to write raps 24/7, and explained why they have a lot of collaborations together!

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Kodak Black recently went on Instagram Live to chat to his fans and during his session, he revealed he has a collaboration with Lil Wayne, as well as that he is trying to get Future on it.

Also during his live session, Kodak talked about why he said he wanted to fight Tunechi in the past, which turned out to be because he felt a type of way when Tune said he didn’t know who Black was in an interview.

However, Kodak did go on to say that he never hated Lil Wayne, he has always fucked with Wayne, he grew up on the Hot Boys, and “Blowin Up Fast” is the reason he is a rapper. You can watch Kodak Black announce he has a song with Weezy below!

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Kyle Kramer from Noisey recently caught up with Turk to reflect on what he remembers about meeting Lil Wayne for the first time, working with him, their friendship, and plenty more.

The YNT founder also spoke on recording the Hot Boys albums with Tunechi, his favorite verse from Tune, hearing “I Miss My Dawgs” for the first time while behind bars, what it was like when everyone left Cash Money Records, the Big Tymers (Birdman and Mannie Fresh), his “Zip It” single, and the “Baller Blockin’” movie.

You can read everything Turk had to say about Weezy and what stories he had to share after the jump below!

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Turk recently sat down with B High for an interview with Hot 107.9 radio station in Atlanta, Georgia, which you can watch below.

During their conversation, Turk spoke on telling LeBron James to “hold up” at the Beats x NOLA party in New Orleans last month and performing classic songs with Lil Wayne at the event.

The YNT founder also chatted about how it was reuniting with the Hot Boys at the party and how they are all trying to make a reunion tour happen!

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Rick Ross has released his new album, Rather You Than Me, and even though there is no Lil Wayne feature on the project, there is a song on it in support of Wayne and his current record label problems.

The track, which is called “Idols Become Rivals“, includes Ross rapping about how Cash Money Records are fake and how he isn’t feeling the way Birdman screwed over his music artists Weezy and DJ Khaled. You can stream the record below.

Rozay even shared a message of support for Tunechi on Instagram by revealing why he decided to make a track about Tune‘s situation and that the “streets” need him. Wayne saw the message and responded with: “dam big bro that msg hit me in the heart and put the motivation on automatik start. I needed that. 1 boss 2 another”!

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