In this post, you can find Lil Wayne‘s full conversation with Mannie Fresh that took place last Friday (June 26th) for episode 9 of his “Young Money Radio” show on Apple Music.

During their conversation (watch below), Weezy talked to Mannie about producing all of the songs on the Cash Money Records’ artist albums back in the day, his upcoming joint album with Bun B, and much more.

Tunechi and Fresh also discussed their forthcoming collaboration project, which could possibly be called Tha Carter/Fresh Files, as well as when they plan on releasing it (could be 2021) and having 7 songs completed for it already!

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Episode 9 took place on Friday night (June 26th) of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show, which included special guests Jadakiss, Fabolous, Jack Harlow, Anuel AA, Gudda Gudda, Juelz Santana, Usher, Mannie Fresh, and Michael Thomas. You can check out videos of all of these conversations below.

During this show, Wayne chopped it up with both Kiss and Fab at the same time about how their families are doing, their latest projects, stories of the last collaborations they all did together (Jada says Tunechi finished his “Death Wish” verse before he finished rolling up), sending new music, and more. He chatted with Jack about their new “What’s Poppin” remix, his recent project, his influences, a t-shirt that has Tune‘s face on which he wears regularly, and protests in his hometown of Louisville.

Weezy also spoke with Double G about his new song “It Ain’t Ok” and his upcoming album “Lord Gudda“, with AA about his musical influences growing up, his Emmanuel album, getting locked up, his wife Karol G, soccer and possibly shooting a video for their “Ferrari” collaboration, with Usher about the importance of voting, his editorial in The Washington Post about making Juneteenth a national holiday, new single “I Don’t Cry” and a story involving Lil Twist, and lastly with New Orleans Saints’ wide receiver Michael Thomas about other WRs in the NFL, 21 Savage, NBA YoungBoy, plus much more!

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I have chosen a track from Juvenile called “U.P.T.” featuring Birdman and his fellow Hot Boys members Lil Wayne, B.G. and Turk.

This Mannie Fresh-produced song, which is a diss towards C-Murder, appears on Juvie‘s third studio album, 400 Degreez, that was released back in 1998.

“Click up with my dog, we get crazy like alcoholics, plus we ballin’; So whatever we spin up in, Lex or Benz, it’s gonna be on twenny, twen, twens”

You can listen to “U.P.T.” below.

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, I have decided to share scans from Lil Wayne and Birdman‘s cover story for the December 2006 issue of XXL magazine, which took place not long after their Like Father, Like Son collaboration album had been released in stores.

In an interview with Jon Caramanica for the mag, Weezy and Baby discussed everything from how they first met each other, why artists such as Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, B.G. and Turk all left Cash Money Records, and how they really felt about that.

You put out the “I Miss My Dawgs” song, and you said it came from a sincere place. The other [Hot Boys] guys said it was some sport of publicity stunt. How did that make you feel?
Fuck them niggas. They should be happy a nigga was still seeing them at that time. I don’t see them no more. Literally. They dead to me, man.

You can check out scans from Wayne and Baby‘s cover story below, courtesy of RSA, that also includes the two of them chatting about their family-like relationship, the early Cash Money days, relocating to Miami from New Orleans, and much more!

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” installment, I have picked a song from Murda Mil called “Ride Out” featuring Lil Wayne, B.G. and Beanie Sigel.

The Mannie Fresh-produced track appears on Mil‘s debut studio album, Street Scriptures, which was released back in 2001.

“Now BLUCKA! Let ’em burn; Dump him off in a lake and have his family concerned; Then run all in his house and take his money, and his children”

You can watch the “Ride Out” music video that was directed by Sylvain White below.

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Here is the music video for two of Lil Wayne‘s songs – “Piano Trap” and “Not Me“.

In an e-mail to Rolling Stone, Weezy had the following to say about this visual that is more or less a showcase for his skateboarding skills:

“I was happiest with the banger at the end! In Barcelona, the 180 to fake shuv! It was like 5 a.m. and those homies who was lit at the end were unknown to me! They were just out there kickin it! And they literally didn’t bother me until I landed that shit! And it took me about an hour or two. I’ve found skateboarding to be a release from life and all this shit in general! That’s why I can’t stop won’t stop!”

Both of these tracks appear on Tunechi‘s latest album, Funeral, which was released earlier this year! What are your thoughts on the video and Tune‘s skating tricks?

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