Lil Wayne‘s best friend and manager, Cortez Bryant, chopped it up with The Ignant Agenda podcast last week for a one on one interview.

During their conversation, Tez Poe spoke on if Weezy is really signed to Roc Nation, if it’s difficult to work with someone like Wayne, what a typical conversation is like between them, Rick Ross’ “Idols Become Rivals” song, Tune respecting the track, G-Eazy, Young Money Sports, doing another documentary like The Carter Documentary, and plenty more.

You can listen to the full interview after the jump below!

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A couple of weeks ago, Jacquees stopped by Raq Rants on TMZ to chop it up with Raquel Harper, which you can see below.

During their conversation, the Cash Money artist spoke on looking like Lil Wayne, the Wayne vs. Birdman beef, and the Rick Ross “Idols Become Rivals” song.

Jaquees also discussed wanting to meet Tunechi, still being a big fan of him, and what he would say to Tune if they met face to face!

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Rick Ross recently chopped it up with Billboard to speak on his “Idols Become Rivals” song that is about Lil Wayne‘s current situation with Birdman.

The MMG founder says the culture has accepted the situation that Weezy will not put out an album again while being contracted to Cash Money Records and that’s certainly not the way it should be.

Also in the interview, Rick Ross spoke on shouting out Tunechi at the end of his “Scientology” track and how it would be a power move if he could sign Tune and put out Tha Carter V himself.

You can read everything Ricky said after the jump below. In related news, I have also included another video of a Ross conversation about how no one around him respects Baby for cheating Wayne and DJ Khaled out of millions!

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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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