While on “The Fat Joe Show”, J. Prince broke down the story to Fat Joe about how his son Jas Prince first discovered Drake and brought him to Lil Wayne.

J. Prince revealed his son Jas was originally on tour with Tunechi because they all had a relationship and he had told his boy to not come home broke with all that access to power. After agreeing to start a record label with Tune that was 50/50, Jas told his father he wants the first music artist they sign to be Drizzy.

The Rap-A-Lot Records CEO wasn’t feeling Drizzy Drake‘s music at first (says it was too soft), but he told Jas to take Drake back on tour with you again and make sure Weezy puts his arm around him on stage. You can check out J. Prince share the full story in a video after the jump below!

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For an early 37th birthday gift and to say thank you for joining them on their North American tour, Blink-182 presented Lil Wayne with a special blunt.

The rock band gifted Wayne this blunt while on stage during their final show together at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York City on September 20th. Weezy even brought his homie T@ out on stage to light the blunt for him.

Tunechi‘s team also brought a birthday cake out for him during his set, which included Tune trying to push Mack Maine‘s face in it. You can check out some footage of all this go down after the jump below. Enjoy!

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Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker from Blink-182 recently sat down for an appearance on The Kevin & Bean Show to promote their upcoming tour with Lil Wayne.

During their conversation, both Mark and Travis discussed the North American tour that will begin this Thursday (June 27th) in Columbus, Wayne‘s tattoos, if they will join Wayne on stage during his set, a huge misconception about the tour that they are noticing, and more.

You can watch the full interview between Blink-182 and The Kevin & Bean Show after the jump below! Are you looking forward to the tour?

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Once again, some idiot threw something up on stage at Lil Wayne while he was performing to which he stopped the show to explain why it is not acceptable.

As he was performing “A Milli” live at the NOS Center in San Bernardino, California on April 21st during the 2018 Cannabis Cup SoCal concert, Tunechi saw something get thrown at him:

“Y’all throwing stuff on stage, I don’t know if it’s love or y’all tryna promote something, but I’m from New Orleans and we don’t know how to accept that shit. And I got New Orleans people with me and all they know how to throw back is ‘shoot.’ They just shoot. So I don’t want to end this show in a bad way, so let’s just keep it going. Don’t throw nothing at me cause I’ll make these kill any fucking body, I swear to God.”

You can see the footage below! What’s crazy is that this happened in Sydney last month, Idaho last year, Dublin in 2013, New Jersey in 2013, Cape Town in 2011, and numerous other times, but it always seems to happen when Weezy is performing “A Milli“?

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Lil Wayne headlined the 10th annual Blockfest music festival at the Tampere Stadium in Tampere, Finland on August 19th.

While he was ending the show with his “No Worries” performance, Weezy brought out his Young Money artists Mack Maine, HoodyBaby and Gudda Gudda, as well as the $uicideboy$ to join him on stage.

After the concert, $crim aka $lick Sloth from the New Orleans duo praised Tune by tweeting: “used 2 drive n hollygrove – eagle & apple hopin he wud be there. last night still has me shook. thank you @LilTunechi & da man @mackmaine”.

You can check out some footage of Tunechi bringing out $uicideboy$ on stage with him in Finaland and the tweets from $crim after the jump below!

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