Before premiering his “Green And Yellow” song on January 15th, Lil Wayne made a virtual appearance on Fox Sports 1’s “Skip and Shannon: Undisputed” sports talk show.

During his interview, Weezy chatted to Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe about how his new Green Bay Packers theme song came about, why he took his time recording it, the Packers vs. Los Angeles Rams NFL game that took place yesterday, and more.

Of course, Skip also had to ask Tunechi to explain how he became a fan of the Packers while being from New Orleans for maybe the 50th time haha. You can check out Tune‘s convo on “Undisputed” below!

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Pharrell Williams recently sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview on the latest episode of their “Drink Champs” podcast.

At the 1:04:30 mark of their conversation, Pharrell shares a story of Lil Wayne taking him to a club in New Orleans, Louisiana one time that he says “was the most gangsta shit”. He mentions it was “white tee central” and all 3,000 people in attendance had a gun, which made him feel very uncomfortable.

Later on around the 1:10:00 mark, the Virginia Beach music artist was asked about his thoughts on the Wayne vs. Pusha T beef and says it didn’t make him happy at all. You can check out Pharrell‘s full convo on “Drink Champs” below.

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In an interview with Rolling Stone for their Musicians On Musicians feature, Lil Wayne and Lil Baby chopped it up together over Zoom.

During their convo, Weezy and Baby discussed when they first heard each other’s music, how their hometowns shaped them, the first albums that made a big impact on them, how they approach songs, their influences outside of rap music, where they get their work ethic from, their looks, and much more.

Tunechi also confirmed that he has a new collaboration with Lil Baby on No Ceilings 3 mixtape (presumably on Side B). You can watch the two of them chat with Dewayne Gage and read their full interesting conversation after the jump below!

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After the Los Angeles Lakers won the recent NBA Finals championship, Lil Wayne appeared on the “ALL BALL with Doug Gottlieb” podcast, which you can check out below.

During their 50-minute conversation, Wayne spoke on being a Lakers fan, first meeting the late Kobe Bryant, having some stuff in the works with Kobe before he passed away, his thoughts on LeBron James moving to the Lakers, and how he will be celebrating their latest win by going to the studio.

Weezy also discussed growing up in New Orleans, how his stepfather Rabbit convinced his mother Cita to be a rapper, recording a recent feature for DMX, the recording process for his very first album, his favorite meal that his mom cooks, his favorite sneakers, his half-brother Semaj, buying a Nissan Pathfinder with his very first paycheck, the success of his first solo album Tha Block Is Hot, why so many artists in the music industry try and sound like Drake, the last time he was on stage, and the “colossal” change in how music is downloaded now compared to how it was at the start of his career.

Before his interview with Doug Gottlieb wrapped up, Tunechi recalled his trip to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia at the end of last year and told the story of how he nearly didn’t get into the country, as well as how “Your Excellency” helped him out!

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Cash Money Records will be re-releasing their “Baller Blockin’” official soundtrack and movie on the 20th anniversary – November 20th, 2020.

The special 20th anniversary edition of “Baller Blockin’” will include the soundtrack as a physical CD and as a vinyl. On the anniversary, the film will also be made available digitally for the first time ever.

Lil Wayne is featured on the soundtrack a total of 3 times – “Project B!#$H“, “Calling Me Killer” and “I Don’t Know“, and also stars in the action-comedy/drama along with Juvenile, B.G., Turk, Birdman, Slim, Mannie Fresh, A.J. Johnson, and T.K. Kirkland.

Click here to pre-order the 20th anniversary edition of the “Baller Blockin’” album, vinyl and movie for $179.98. If you have not yet watched the film that was set in the New Orleans 3rd Ward (mostly around the Magnolia Projects) or want to know more information about it, you can do so here!

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