Tyga was the latest guest on Mike Tyson‘s “Hotboxin’” series were he chopped it up with the heavyweight boxing legend himself and DJ Whoo Kid to promote his new album, It’s Too Loud I Can’t Hear You, due to be released on November 18th.

At the start of their conversation (watch below), T-Raww chatted about first getting his big chance in the music industry when Lil Wayne signed him at 17-years-old, which was during Tha Carter III era. He discussed Wayne taking him on tour, as well as how being around Weezy at that time was his “artist development”.

Later on in their interview, Ty spoke on getting his hustle and work ethic from Lil Wayne, how Wayne does not talk much, working with Young Money back in the day, being a big fan of Tunechi plus how Tune and “prime Eminem” are his favorite rappers, planning to be at the YM reunion show in Toronto before Drake caught COVID-19, Lil Twist, riding around New Orleans with Birdman in his Bugatti, and much more!

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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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Earlier this year, Anuel AA sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview on their “Drink Champs” podcast to discuss his career, life, fame, and more.

At the 14:00 minute mark, the Puerto Rican rapper reveals he listened to a lot of English-speaking music growing up and the artist he studied the most was Lil Wayne. He went on to say he really took notice of Wayne around Tha Carter III and Tha Carter IV era, as well as when he introduced Drake and Nicki Minaj to the world.

Later on in their conversation at the 1:14:00 mark, Anuel references Tunechi‘s iconic deposition by answering “I don’t recall” to a question about which watch he was wearing when in jail. You can check out the full interview after the jump below. AA and Weezy previously collaborated on the song “Ferrari” a couple of years ago!

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To promote their brand new Trust Fund Babies collaboration album, Lil Wayne and Rich The Kid participated in a virtual interview with Zane Lowe for his Apple Music 1 “New Music Daily” show.

In their conversation, Rich spoke on how Wayne‘s mixtapes inspired him through life (Tunechi says his own songs got him through certain points in his own life too), what he has learned from Tune, and much more.

Weezy also discusses when “Young Money Radio” will be back, his favorite moments from doing the radio show, opening up about his mental health issues with Emmanuel Acho, how Trust Fund Babies came together, and currently working on the I Am Not A Human Being 3 album!

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Fee Banks recently chopped it up with Nolazine TV for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

In their convo, Fee discussed being inspired by Cash Money Records while growing up, first meeting Lil Wayne, the Sqad Up rap group, and much more.

The Good Money Global CEO also revealed working with Wayne has been his “biggest learning curve of all time”, as well as that Chris Brown was inside his and Weezy‘s Dedication 2 studio session for “Workin’ ‘Em“!

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