Hollywood Cole recently chopped it up with HotNewHipHop for an interview on their “On The Come Up” series, which you can watch below.
In their conversation, Cole talked about producing the beat for Lil Wayne and Drake‘s “B.B. King Freestyle” that can be found on Side A of the No Ceilings 3 mixtape.
The producer also revealed Weezy‘s mixtapes were a big part of him first getting into music and that he would get Tune to spit a verse on his dream song! Do you still listen to “B.B. King Freestyle“?
Hit-Boy sat down with HotNewHipHop for their January cover story recently, which took place at Diane Rosenstein Gallery in Los Angeles, California.
After being asked about working with Lil Wayne on “Drop The World” and the newly-released “Sinister” from Cordae, the Cali producer mentioned he wants to produce a full album for Wayne.
“It’s dope. It’s especially dope for Cordae as a rapper who just came in and is respected on a rap level to go back and forth with Wayne on a song. That’s heavy. As far as me, I’m trying to do a Wayne album! One song is cool, but we’ve got a song that’s four times platinum, bro. Pull up. You know what I’m saying? Simple math.”
You can check out Hit-Boy make this statement in the video after the jump below! Would you like to see a solo Weezy project with nothing but Hit-Boy production?
Yung Bleu recently sat down with HotNewHipHop for a conversation on the latest episode of their “On The Come Up” series.
Around the 4:10 mark of their interview, which you can check out below, Bleu named Lil Wayne as one of his favorite rappers of all time.
The Alabama artist also speaks about Wayne going so hard with punchlines and how that influenced other rappers to get creative with their own punchlines!
In an conversation with HNHH to promote his new album, !, Trippie Redd revealed he has a new collaboration with Lil Wayne on the way.
While talking about the “Lil Wayne” song off his latest project, Redd mentioned that Weezy is a fan of him and that he has just sent him a new record which is “hard”.
You can read exactly what Trippie said in his interview after the jump below! Do you think the upcoming track could appear on Tunechi‘s Funeral album?
Lil Keed recently stopped by the HotNewHipHop office to participate in their “This Or That” series, which you can watch below.
Around the middle of their interview, Keed was asked who he prefers out of Lil Wayne and Drake to which he answered: “Lil Wayne man, come on”.
The Atlanta rapper also went on to say that he loved when Wayne was remixing and killing everybody’s songs back in the day, as well as how he liked Da Drought era!
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