The first minute of Lil Wayne‘s unreleased “Glory” music video has now surfaced online, courtesy of director Eif Rivera.
Weezy filmed this visual in front of a green screen at the Digital Film Studios in Sun Valley, Los Angeles on July 4th back in 2015.
You can check out a longer preview of the video for Tunechi‘s “Glory” single, which appears on his Free Weezy Album, below!
The “Feature Friday” edition for this week is a freestyle from Nicki Minaj called “Higher Than A Kite” featuring a verse from her Young Money boss Lil Wayne.
This Jerry Duplessis, Sedeck Jean and Lil Wonda-co-produced song is a recording over T.I. and Wyclef Jean’s “My Swag” for the Barbie‘s mixtape, Sucka Free, which was released back in 2008.
“I do what I does, I come through this bitch wrist bluer than ‘cuz’; I’m so 5 Star, soo woo to the Bloods; And before I had a mirror, I knew who I was”
You can watch a “Higher Than A Kite” music video that was directed by Jordan Tower below. Click here to watch a documentary that also shows Nicki and Wayne recording their verses for this track!
Megan Thee Stallion recently chopped it up with Teen Vogue to create the music playlist to her life, which you can check out below.
One of the songs she picked was Young Money‘s “Every Girl” single to which she then praised Lil Wayne and discussed how he is one of the G.O.A.T.s, as well as how he had a big influence on her.
The female artist from Houston also called Wayne one of her “favorite rappers”, revealed why she enjoys his “Every Girl” verse so much, mentioned loving how cocky he talks, recalled watching all of his music videos and listening to all of his mixtapes, and much more!
Would you like to see a collaboration from these two in the future?
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!
The official music video for Lil Wayne‘s “Mama Mia” song has been released.
This dope visual was directed by Mike Ho and the Some Randoms-produced track can be found on Wayne‘s new album Funeral.
Hit the jump to check out the “Mama Mia” video and be sure to leave a comment below with your thoughts on it!
The “Feature Friday” edition for this week is a single from T-Pain called “Can’t Believe It” featuring a verse from Lil Wayne.
This David Balfour and T-Pain-co-produced song appears on the Tallahassee artist’s Thr33 Ringz album, which was released back in 2008.
“Now I can put your ass out, oooh and keep running your mouth; And if your brothers come tripping, I’mma show ’em what these teardrops ’bout”
You can watch the “Can’t Believe It” music video that was directed by Syndrome below. If you didn’t already know, there is also a remix of this collaboration that includes an extra verse from Wayne!
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