Jack Harlow recently chopped it up with Big Reid from 99.7 NOW (San Francisco radio station) on Skype for an interview, which you can check out below.

During their conversation at the 3:40 mark, Jack was asked how it was to get Lil Wayne on the remix to his “What’s Poppin” single, and he answered by saying it’s validating, a bucket list moment and something he has always dreamed about.

The Louisville rapper also revealed it was DJ Drama who put the “What’s Poppin” remix together and explained how all of the moments he has had with Wayne so far have been crazy, such as first meeting him and being interviewed on Young Money Radio last month!

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During episode 2 of “Young Money Radio” last night, one of the special guests that called in to speak with Lil Wayne was none other than Drake.

They spoke about Drizzy‘s father Dennis Graham, his son Adonis who Wayne says he can’t wait to meet, Tunechi‘s boys Facetiming celebrity females, the new Dark Lane Demo Tapes project, and how a lot of Tune‘s music got leaked from getting his car washed. The two of them also recalled the night Weezy played “Lollipop” for Drake and the late Kobe Bryant on his tour bus while getting angel wings tattooed.

Towards the end of their conversation, Drizzy Drake revealed him and Wayne will have another collaboration on the way as he is sending over some new music “by mid-week or maybe Monday night”! I wonder if this could appear on the deluxe edition of Funeral, or the 6 God album that is dropping in the summer of this year?

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Lil Wayne recently sat down on a yacht in Miami with Jamila Mustafa from MTV’s Fresh Out show for a one on one interview, which you can check out after the jump below!

During their conversation, Wayne chatted about why he moved to Miami at 19-years-old, why he doesn’t miss high budget music videos from back in the day, what made him decide to appear on “The Masked Singer“, wanting to get Nicki Minaj on the competition TV show, why he decided to lock his hair, and his favorite part of being a father.

The Young Money CEO also talked about his record label, the most proudest moment of his career so far, if he ever asks the question “why me?”, how he stays relevant in different eras, his passion for creating music, new generation rappers, his “Mama Mia” music video, not knowing anything about “Harry Potter”, wanting to work with Lizzo, working on and recording a total of 53 songs in just one night, and much more!

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Carrying on with promo for his brand new album, Funeral, Lil Wayne recently called into Zane Lowe‘s Beats 1 radio show on Apple Music over Skype, which you can check out below.

During their interview, Tunechi spoke about how beautiful it is to look back at his albums when he has finished recording them and to see the rewarding results. However, Tune did say that when the projects have been released to the world, he has already began to move on and he even has 20 more albums in his back pocket ready to drop.

Weezy also discussed the concept of his Funeral cover, who came up with the design, “Bastard (Satan’s Kid)“, how he chooses songs for his projects, always rapping in the moment due to never writing anything down, collaborations being done now via text messages, how the “Funeral” name comes from his “Rebirth” album, his relationship with 2 Chainz, “Ball Hard“, features on Funeral, how his “Bing James” collabo with Jay Rock came about, the recent tour with Blink-182, working with Travis Barker, and more!

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Lasanna “ACE” Harris recently chopped it up with DJ Booth about co-producing Lil Wayne‘s “Famous” song featuring his daughter Reginae Carter off Tha Carter V and how influential Wayne is in hip-hop.

“Wayne is one of the most influential artists in hip-hop, period, and has birthed so many offspring.”

The producer talked about how he worked on the “timeless” track with Sham “Sak Pase” Joseph and Sam Bruno around the same time that they was working on beats for Nicki Minaj and her The Pinkprint album.

A week after they had mastered “Famous” back in 2014, Tunechi and Birdman had their public fall out, which went on to last over 4 years and left him being very disappointed thinking that the record will never see the light of day.

ACE then revealed he got an e-mail of out of blue from Weezy‘s team a week before the album was due to be released and explained how it feels “to be a part of a historical moment in hip-hop”. You can read everything he said below!

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