Last month, Wam Bam sat down with Nolazine TV for an interview that you can check out below.

At the 6:15 mark of their conversation, the New Orleans rapper told the story of how he came close to signing with Lil Wayne and Young Money when he was 17-years-old back in August, 2005.

After sharing the story which ended in him missing the flight Wayne had booked for him to meet up in Miami, Wam Bam says he tried to call Weezy to which he got angry and cussed him out:

“Stop calling my phone bro, you done missed your sh*t. You keep on calling me, I’m thinking a female calling this… you on the phone. What is you? A b*tch or a n*gga?”

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The former police officer who saved Lil Wayne‘s life when he attempted suicide at 12-years-old, Robert Hoobler, has revealed to TMZ that Wayne told him personally he has his back for life if he ever needs anything.

Uncle Bob mentioned he met Tunechi back in 2019 when he had a radio show in his hometown of New Orleans and says Tune offered to assist him with any financial support that he may need.

To this day, Robert has not accepted the offer but he did add there has been a conversation to see if Bob can join Weezy‘s team in an administrative type of role.

They also discussed the “London Roads” controversy where Mr. Carter raps: “Ms. Cita, I remember goin’ in your gun drawer; Puttin’ it to my chest and missin’ my heart by centimeters; Oh Lord, I remember dyin’ on her room floor; And wakin’ up in some police’s arms; He died recent, so I hope heaven made more room for him; And I hope he see me, cause if he didn’t save that lil’ boy there would be no Weezy, oh Lord”

Robert Hoobler says Lil Wayne had heard rumors that he had passed away and so Wayne was even ready to pay for his funeral costs. However, from my personal understanding, I believe Bob had been in a bad car crash and lost both of his legs, which you can see from the picture above!

Lil Wayne made a virtual appearance on Fox Sports 1’s “Skip and Shannon: Undisputed” show yesterday, which you can check out below.

During their conversation, Wayne discussed his and Chris Paul‘s celebration after the Phoenix Suns win on Wednesday to take them to the NBA Finals, as well as the two of them first connecting in New Orleans around the same time Tha Carter II was released.

The greatest rapper of all time also mentioned that he just recently shot a new music video, shared his thoughts on LeBron James, and revealed where he thinks Aaron Rodgers will be playing American football at next season if he leaves the Green Bay Packers!

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DJ Raj Smoove sits down with Nolazine TV from his personal studio in New Orleans for a one on one interview.

Throughout their convo, Raj revealed how he first met Lil Wayne from being on tour with Cash Money Records, how the “Greatest DJ in the world” tag came about, and much more.

The NOLA DJ also mentioned that Weezy wanted to record Sqad Up mixtapes after the tour wrapped up and so they all did that at Smoove‘s personal studio.

He even explained what it was like recording Tunechi spit the “10,000 Bars” song aka SQ7 and witnessing him rip off the pages from his notebook, which was actually the last time Tune ever wrote his raps down!

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P. Town Moe recently sat down with Check Em Out TV for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

Around the 12:00 mark of their conversation, Moe named his top 5 artists of all time from New Orleans and Lil Wayne was included in this list.

The NOLA rapper then discussed his and Tunechi‘s “Where I’m From” freestyle off The Prefix mixtape in 2004, how him and Tune first met in 1997, Wayne rapping his “BM J.R.” verse for him and 5th Ward Weebie in a cypher before the song was released, and much more!

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