Last Saturday on March 4th, Lil Wayne headlined this year’s Rolling Loud music festival, which took place at the Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California (part of SoFi Stadium).

During his set, Weezy performed “Blunt Blowin’“, “No Worries“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “John“, “Uproar“, “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, “Love Me“, “Mrs. Officer“, “How To Love“, “Every Girl“, “Wasted“, “Swag Surf“, “Kush“, “Rollin’“, “Lollipop“, “Pop That“, “HYFR“, “Drop The World“, “Pop Bottles“, “The Motto“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli” live. He even added a few new additions to his usual set list: “Kant Nobody“, “I’m Single” and “D*ck Pleaser“.

Also throughout his set, Tunechi brought out 2 Chainz to perform “Rich As F*ck“, “Duffle Bag Boy” and “Watch Out“, Gudda Gudda to perform “BedRock“, and Nicki Minaj to perform “BedRock“, “High School“, “Super Freaky Girl” and “Truffle Butter” before the DJ ran into sound problems. You can check out a full recap after the jump below!

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Lil Wayne performed live for the 6th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” at Champions Square’s Bold Sphere Music venue in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana on October 29th.

The opening acts for the concert were: Unc & Phew (R.I.P. Takeoff), Babyface Ray, Rob 49, Neno Calvin, and a few of the Young Money artists. During his own set, Tunechi also brought out Cam’ron to perform “Suck It Or Not“, “Oh Boy“, “Dipset Anthem” and “I Really Mean It“, Rick Ross to perform “Hustlin’“, “B.M.F (Blowin’ Money Fast)” and “Aston Martin Music“, and Drake to perform “God’s Plan“, “Nonstop“, “Jimmy Cooks“, and “Knife Talk” live.

You can check out a recap of the full show below, courtesy of Goatnet. If you want to know Weezy‘s full setlist, it went like this: “Blunt Blowin’“, “Tha Mobb“, “Fireman“, “Money On My Mind“, “Go DJ“, “Bring It Back“, “I Miss My Dawgs“, “BM J.R.“, “Cash Money Millionaires“, “Earthquake“, “Best Rapper Alive“, “I’m A DBoy“, “Hustler Musik“, “Got Money“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Comfortable“, “Lollipop“, “Mr. Carter“, “John” and “God Did” with Rozay, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Mirror“, “How To Love“, “She Will” and “The Motto” with Drizzy, “Uproar“, “Ride For My N*ggas“, “Rollin’“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli“.

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Yesterday for Lil Wayne‘s birthday (September 27th), the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) updated many new Wayne certifications.

Tha Carter III is now certified octuple Platinum, Tha Carter V is now certified double Platinum, and I Am Not A Human Being (which actually turned 12-years-old yesterday) is now certified double Platinum.

“Hustler Musik“, “Let It Fly” featuring Travis Scott, “Can’t Be Broken“, “I’m Single“, and “Dedicate” have all also now reached Platinum status. You can check out the full list of Weezy‘s new plaques for his singles after the jump below!

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Mornin Afta recently sat down with MikalaTV for an interview on DGB‘s “Off The Porch” series, which you can watch below.

From the 17:20 mark of their conversation, Mornin Afta revealed Lil Wayne is his favorite music artist of all time, as well as that his main influence and inspiration to try singing was because of Wayne himself.

The Baltimore R&B artist mentioned he learned to sing from when Weezy first started to experiment with auto-tune music, recalled doing a cover to “How To Love“, said he does not know why Tune doesn’t get the recognition he deserves as he is really the G.O.A.T., recited the “Me And My Drank” song, and more!

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Actor Naveen Andrews recently chopped it up with IndieWire for their “My Favorite Moment” series to speak about some of his favorite moments in the American drama “The Dropout“.

In their interview, Naveen talks about the scene in “The Dropout” were Amanda Seyfried‘s character Elizabeth Holmes dances and sings along to Lil Wayne‘s “How To Love” single for his character Sunny Balwani.

You watch this scene in the video below, as well as also read exactly what Andrews said about it and how it nearly played out in a different way. You can find “The Dropout” on Hulu! Do you watch the TV show?

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