To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Tha Carter IV, Lil Wayne hosted a Q&A session on his Twitter page where he answered questions from fans all about his C4 album.

In the question and answer session, Weezy revealed why “How To Love” was the hardest song for him to create, how Tech N9ne and Andre 3000 ended up featured on Tha Carter IV, and that both “President Carter” and “Nightmares Of The Bottom” were written while he was locked up inside Rikers Island.

Tunechi also hinted that he may be featured on Drake‘s upcoming Certified Lover Boy album with a “#CLB” hashtag when answering a question about if he has ever received a verse that was “so hot” it made him want to go back to the recording booth and adjust his own verse:

“The answer is the same person every time and that person is Drake. Everything Drake sent back, I always have to go back and [redo]. It’s always because he says something in there that make me be like: ‘ooh, I could make more of the song and capitalize more of the song off of something that he just said and that I didn’t say’… That’s always the person.”

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It’s about time! Lil Wayne‘s team have finally updated his certifications with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

I have listed the new Tunechi plaques for his albums and singles after the jump below. With “Lollipop” now being at 8x Platinum, I think it has a huge chance to be Tune‘s very first Diamond record.

PS: There has also been an image going around on social media with these new Weezy RIAA certifications, but there are 3 mistakes on it. I don’t know about you, but I hate how people rush to create things for likes and retweets without focusing on getting the correct information first. Then people will retweet without getting the facts themselves and spread more fake news around!

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We saw pictures yesterday, and now here is some footage of Lil Wayne performing live at Delano Beach Club in Miami, Florida during 2020 Big Game Weekend.

During the concert, Weezy performed “John“, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Don’t Cry“, “How To Love“, “Go DJ“, “Lollipop“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Uproar” with 2 Chainz on stage with him, and more songs live for everyone in attendance.

Tunechi also paid tribute to Kobe Bryant at the start of the TIDAL and sbe Collection-co-hosted show, as well as accidentally performed his “6 Foot 7 Foot” verse to the “I’m Goin’ In” beat. Check out footage after the jump below!

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In episode 302 from the new season of VH1’s “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” television series, Reginae Carter can be seen opening up about her breakup with YFN Lucci to her mother Toya Wright.

Nae Nae went on to say that the breakup with Lucci has brought her closer to her father Lil Wayne and she has received some good advice from him about love:

“To hear my daddy tell me that Lucci, he loves you probably, but he’s not in love with you because of the actions and the things that he’s doing. My father told me that sometimes when people don’t know love themselves, they can’t love other people, and you can’t blame them for that. Sometimes people just don’t know how to love… Lil Wayne! He made the song… ‘How To Love.'”

Before the clip ended, Reginae also mentioned that her and her pops have been talking about getting in the studio together again. Check it all out after the jump below!

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Filmed earlier this month at the World Famous House Of Mac soul food restaurant in Miami, Noreaga and DJ EFN‘s 2 hour and 20 minutes interview with Lil Wayne for the latest episode of their “Drink Champs” podcast has now been released.

During their conversation, they spoke on numerous subjects that includes Weezy not knowing who TDE and Quality Control Music are, thinking 21 Savage is a group, why he moved to Miami, how he became a Blood gang member, a huge compliment from JAY-Z, and plenty more.

You can watch Tunechi, who was wearing a “Percocet” chain and drinking shots from his Bumbu rum, sit down with N.O.R.E. and EFN plus check out a list of what they chatted about after the jump below. Enjoy!

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