On October 25th, Lil Wayne hosted a Halloween party at LIV nightclub in Miami, Florida with Gudda Gudda, Marley G, HoodyBaby, Mack Maine, Euro, DJ Ross One, DJ E-Feezy, and DJ Stevie J.

While at the event, Weezy was pictured with a few new tattoos on his face – one of these looks like it reads “BOB” for Uncle Bob (the police officer who saved his life) and another looks like it is a map of the Africa continent.

You can check out plenty more dope photos of Tunechi at LIV last Friday after the jump below, courtesy of Robert Diaz and Varsity Lifestyle Group! What are your thoughts on Tune‘s new ink?

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In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Lil Wayne explained why he does not believe in racism and for his reasoning, he tells the story of when he shot himself at the age of 12-years-old.

Tunechi recalled that it was a white police officer named Uncle Bob who saved him after he was bleeding on the floor with a hole in his chest and it was black cops that stepped over him to look for guns and drugs. You can watch Tune tell the story in the video after the jump below.

This is not the first time that Weezy has mentioned he doesn’t believe in racism as in the “Skip And Shannon: Undisputed” interview last month, he said he has never ever dealt with racists and has seen every race at his shows. Also, in an interview with The New York Times earlier this week, Wayne revealed he doesn’t worry for racism and the Black Lives Matter movement as he only cares for his family!

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Lil Wayne will have to wait an additional day before he returns home, a Rikers Island corrections officer told MTV News on Thursday morning (November 4). The superstar rapper was expected to be released around 1AM but apparently needs to ride out one more day before he is a free man.

“His time was miscalculated. He owed, he owes one day of ‘good time,’ so it’s gonna be another night,” Officer Carl Carabello said Thursday as MTV News awaited the New Orleans lyricist’s release outside the rapper’s jail. Carabello added that “good time” is reduced when an inmate runs into trouble behind bars. “If you get an infraction in jail, they’ll take away ‘good time’ — time that you accumulated for good behavior.”

Although the officer did not confirm what may have caused the delay of Weezy’s release, it is possible that a May incident in which the MC was caught with headphones and an MP3 player, which is a violation of prison rules, may have come into play. However, a spokesperson for the New York City Department of Correction told MTV News on October 5 that the MP3 player flap would not land Weezy additional jail time.

Carabello said Wayne would be released “probably tomorrow” (Friday, November 5). A spokesperson for Rikers Island Correctional Facility, Officer Daniels, confirmed to MTV News that Weezy remains in prison but was unable to comment on when the rapper may be released or whether his time was extended due to an infraction.

Via MTV, and Free Weezy already!

UPDATE: Lil Wayne Released From Rikers Island!