Once again, some idiot threw something up on stage at Lil Wayne while he was performing to which he stopped the show to explain why it is not acceptable.

As he was performing “A Milli” live at the NOS Center in San Bernardino, California on April 21st during the 2018 Cannabis Cup SoCal concert, Tunechi saw something get thrown at him:

“Y’all throwing stuff on stage, I don’t know if it’s love or y’all tryna promote something, but I’m from New Orleans and we don’t know how to accept that shit. And I got New Orleans people with me and all they know how to throw back is ‘shoot.’ They just shoot. So I don’t want to end this show in a bad way, so let’s just keep it going. Don’t throw nothing at me cause I’ll make these kill any fucking body, I swear to God.”

You can see the footage below! What’s crazy is that this happened in Sydney last month, Idaho last year, Dublin in 2013, New Jersey in 2013, Cape Town in 2011, and numerous other times, but it always seems to happen when Weezy is performing “A Milli“?

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On episode 158 of The Joe Budden Podcast, the Slaughterhouse rapper shared the story of how Lil Wayne one time threatened to kill him.

Joe Budden revealed it all first happened when he saw Weezy at an awards show and asked him for a verse on his “She Don’t Put It Down” single before then going on to say something about Young Money artist Gudda Gudda that was captured footage.

Wayne then told him he was going on tour with Eminem, but would still try and do the verse, so when Joe called up Tunechi at a later date to ask him about the verse, this is when Tune called him out as he had ended up seeing the clip of Budden dissing Double G and wasn’t happy at all:

“You better apologize motherfucker, you got nerve to ask for a verse after you disrespect my family? You lucky motherfucker…”

To cut a long story short, Mouse ended up apologizing to Gudda personally and Mr. Carter went and did the “She Don’t Put It Down” verse for him. You can listen to this crazy story at the 37:00 mark of the conversation below! Thoughts?

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For a stop on the 2018 Jumanji Festival tour on Saturday (March 10th), Lil Wayne headlined a concert at Parramatta Park in Western Sydney, Australia.

At the start of the show when performing “John” live, someone in the crowd threw a water bottle on stage at Weezy that nearly hit him in the face to which he stopped the music and had the following to say:

“Okay, so let me let you know. Where I’m from, I think y’all know that’s the States, we don’t throw shit on stage because all my niggas got pistols and they don’t know who to shoot at. So if you throw something else, I’mma be more safe, and I’mma be the bigger person and just leave, cause I don’t wan’ kill everybody.”

You can check out some footage of this below. I’ll post up some more clips from Tunechi‘s live concert in Sydney this upcoming week!

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Irv Gotti was the special guest on episode 204 of Complex’s “Everyday Struggle” series and during his appearance, he broke down the current situation going on between Lil Wayne and Birdman/Cash Money Records.

The co-founder of Murder Inc. Records chatted to Nadeska and Akademiks about Tunechi being so cool with his 9-year-old son at one point that he would of killed someone for Tune, why Cash Money don’t pay record producers, the distribution deal between CM and Universal, and how he made a mistake to not manage Nicki Minaj.

You can check out the conversation in a clip after the jump below!

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Last night, Lil Wayne attended LIV nightclub in Miami, Florida to celebrate a new line from his TRUKFIT clothing brand. He was joined at the club by Birdman, Mack Maine, DJ Stevie J, Hood, Turk, and others.

During the evening, Baby got on the podium to stand next to Tunechi and let the world know a few things about how Tune will always be his son. He also sent threats to possibly Rick Ross and Trick Daddy:

“Family never die. This my motherfucking son and I’mma die for him, I’mma live for him, and I’ll motherfucking kill for him, ya heard me. That ain’t gon’ never gonna change nigga, it’s YMCMB for life and we gon’ live this shit until we motherfucking die.”

“But you bitch niggas that be saying my name, bitch I’mma pull up. And I ain’t gon’ pull up talking, ya heard me, belee dat. Rich Gang for life, YMCMB nigga.”

You can watch a few clips of Birdman‘s speech at LIV nightclub after the jump below. I guess 50 Cent was right all along!

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