Nearly 9 years after hearing the full version of this Lil Wayne song titled “30 Minutes To New Orleans“, the official tagless version has been released.

We first heard a preview on Wayne‘s The Carter Documentary in 2009 before the BP of The Olympicks-produced track dropped on Mack Maine‘s The Laxative mixtape with DJ Ill Will tags.

Even though there have been no DJ edits of “30 Minutes To New Orleans” online, the official no DJ is now available. You can stream this record after the jump below, courtesy of DJ Folk!

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They have previously collaborated together on “Loyal To The Soil” and “Run It Up“, and now Dame D.O.L.L.A. and Lil Wayne are back with a new collaboration.

The song, which is titled “Sorry“, is the intro to Damian Lillard‘s latest album, BIG D.O.L.L.A., which is available on streaming platforms now.

You can listen to “Sorry” after the jump below! How do you like this track compared to their previous collabos?

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We first got word of this collaboration just over 2 weeks ago, and now Rick Ross‘ “Maybach Music VI” featuring Lil Wayne and John Legend has surfaced online with no Pusha T.

The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-produced track appears on Rozay‘s brand new album, Port Of Miami 2, which is available on all music streaming services now.

You can listen to “Maybach Music VI” below! How do you like this collabo compared to “Maybach Music 2” that also featured Wayne?

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The full version of Lil Wayne‘s “Kidnap Cupid (Roses)” song featuring an unknown artist on the chorus has surfaced online. However, it is only available in low quality.

Last year, the producers of this track, Megaman and Zalezy, revealed they sent this beat to Tunechi “years ago” and that Tune would never release it officially, due to a snippet leaking online.

DJ Folk also mentioned in an interview that this is the reason why “Kidnap Cupid (Roses)” did not appear on Weezy‘s Tha Carter V album. You can listen to a low quality full version of “Kidnap Cupid (Roses)” below! Do you like it?

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We first heard about this collaboration last month when Chris Brown called Lil Wayne his “favorite rapper” and got word of the title earlier this month, and now “Need A Stack” has been released.

The Allen Ritter, Frank Dukes and Boi-1da-co-produced song that features verses from both Wayne and Joyner Lucas appears on Breezy‘s brand new album titled Indigo, available on all music streaming services now.

You can listen to “Need A Stack“, which samples Juvenile’s “Back That Azz Up“, after the jump below! How do you like this one compared to Wayne and Brown‘s previous collabos?

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We first received word of this collaboration a few weeks ago, and now Fat Joe, Lil Wayne and Dre have released their “Pullin’” single.

There is no word on which project this Cool & Dre-produced song, which samples Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On“, will appear on as of right now.

You can stream “Pullin’” after the jump below and be looking out for the official music video to premiere on Tuesday! Do you like the track?

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