Lil Wayne and Tony Hawk both made a special appearance on Conan O’Brien‘s “Clueless Gamer” segment tonight on the TBS network to promote and play Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5 video game, which will be released on September 29th.

Before playing the video game, Tunechi shows off an injury he picked up from skateboarding, as well as speaks on how him and Tony met, his tattoos, and more. We also get to see what Tune looks like in the game as he is one of the new skaters who have been added.

You can watch the hilarious clip after the jump below. Conan even ended up getting a “I Love Weezy” tattoo on his body after losing to Weezy on the video game!

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Yesterday, Lil Wayne made his tenth appearance on ESPN2’s “First Take” sports talk show around a year after his previous appearance to chop it up with Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith, and Molly Qerim.

During his appearance, Weezy spoke on why he is a Green Bay Packers fan even though he is from New Orleans (I swear he answers this question every time he is on ESPN), the injury to their wide receiver Jordy Nelson, and more.

Tunechi also chatted about Tom Brady and his “Deflate-gate” investigation, the “Straight Outta Compton” movie, N.W.A, Kobe Bryant, his team Los Angeles Lakers, and the forthcoming NBA season. You can check out the full interview below!

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In the video above, Lil Wayne explains his latest skateboarding injury to MTV backstage after his performance at Hot 107.9’s 2012 Birthday Bash in Atlanta, Georgia on June 16th.

“I broke my clavicle, like, two months ago. What happened was, I didn’t go to the doctor when I broke it, so it healed on its own. Whenever you let a break heal on its own, it don’t heal right, so I got a lot of bone callouses around it.”

“So this tape keeps my bone from popping out of my skin,” Wayne said, pointing to his shoulder with a childlike grin. “It’s fun.”

Weezy previously showed us a bone sticking out of his shoulder on set of the “Pop That” video shoot on Memorial Day Weekend.

“Unfortunately I was skating and I tried to do an ollie down one of my banks and I tailed out at the end of it,” Weezy said in a clip from DJ Scoob Doo’s upcoming “The Nino Brown Story” DVD that was given exclusively to MTV News.

“I kinda didn’t separate it — hopefully I didn’t separate my shoulder, but if it was separated I wouldn’t be able to move it,” he said, showing off his new Trukfit tee for the camera. “I probably strained a muscle. I don’t know the name of the muscle, my therapist told me the name of it — I’m not sure. We were thinking I probably sprained the muscle, which is like a slight tear, which will probably take a few days to heal. A few days and I’ll be back.”

“I ain’t worried about the pain, it hurts like hell but the worst thing is that I couldn’t really skate,” he said. “I always get injured but I never get an injury where I can’t get back on the board. Remember we had the nine stitches? That didn’t mean we couldn’t skate the next day, so we skated the next day.” – MTV

Two photos of Lil Wayne skateboarding with Justin Bieber and no arm sling on surfaced online yesterday, so it does look like Weezy is fully-healed from his skateboarding injury. Also, I wonder if this new clip we have got means DJ Scoob Doo and Tune are planning to release The Nino Brown Story Part 3 soon ❓

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In the video above, you can watch some footage of Lil Wayne performing live in Ottawa, Canada on August 26th for his “I Am Still Music” tour. Tunechi performs “I’m Goin’ In“, “Look At Me Now“, “Bill Gates“, “A Milli“, “Got Money“, “Swag Surfin’“, “Motivation“, “John“, “I’m On One“, “Miss Me“, “I’m Single” and “Mr. Carter“. Shouts to WYWCM for the footage, and you can watch some more footage and view some pics from the same show here!

After the jump, you can check out Weezy signing autographs and talking football when being released from hospital after his skateboarding injury, a video of Wayne promoting MTV’s Video Music Awards and Tha Carter IV, and read what Busta Rhymes told XXL about Lil Wayne and appearing on the “Outro” of C4:

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