Cool & Dre recently sat down with BET to appear on their “Rate The Bars: VS” series. This is where they rated lyrics from Lil Wayne‘s mixtapes and albums.
In the clip, the production duo rated lyrics from “Album Lil Wayne” and “Mixtape Weezy“, which included the songs: “Dedication 3“, “A Milli“, “Bank Account“, “I Am Not A Human Being“, “SportsCenter“, “Phone Home“, “Watch My Shoes“, “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, “Addictive“, and “Playing With Fire“.
You can check out Cool & Dre‘s ratings after the jump below! What do you personally prefer out of “Album Wayne” and “Mixtape Weezy“? Let me know in the comments section below!
For the tenth anniversary of Tha Carter III on June 10th, Billboard asked a few of the people involved with the classic Lil Wayne album to speak all about it.
Producers Bangladesh, Play-N-Skillz, Dre from Cool & Dre, and David Banner, as well as singer Bobby V discussed how the C3 songs came together and what the album’s legacy is looking like.
You can check out everything what they all had to say below. My favorite story has to be Banner revealing how he originally created “La La” for the film Shrek, but Wayne was like: “Fuck Shrek! I want that!”
For Tha Carter III‘s tenth anniversary yesterday (June 10th), Dre from production duo Cool & Dre chopped it up with GRAMMY about producing on the iconic Lil Wayne album.
Dre told the story of how him and Wayne created “Phone Home” off the Grammy Award-winning album at The Hit Factory recording studio in New York.
You can read exactly what the producer said after the jump below! Was “Phone Home” one of your favorite songs off C3?
Weezy drives and crashes a golf-cart, and then gets a lap dance from Nicki Minaj
We posted some photos from Lil Wayne‘s show at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida on April 5, and now we have some footage from the night! Hit the jump for the rest of the videos, and Wayne‘s next stop on the “I Am Still Music” tour will be tonight (April 8 ) in Greensboro, North Carolina at the Greensboro Coliseum.
Check out some great footage of Lil Wayne performing at his “I Am Still Music” tour in the video above, and the videos after the jump! We have added footage from both nights Tunechi performed in Long Island, New York at the Nassau Coliseum on March 27 and March 28. Enjoy.
“This my first time on stage in over a year. I swear to god, I was in a place a few months ago, I couldn’t even imagine this shit. But now that I’m here… its better than I could of ever imagined.”
We just posted some pictures from Lil Wayne‘s first stop on the “I Am Still Music II” tour that took place at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island last night (March 16), and now we have some footage from the show!
Here is Tunechi‘s setlist at the show: “I’m Goin’ In“, “Ice Cream“, “Swag Surf“, “Wasted“, “Look At Me Now“, “Right Above It“, “Bed Rock“, “Prostitute“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Prom Queen“, “Go DJ“, “Bill Gates“, “I’m Single“, “Got Money“, “A Milli“, “Green And Yellow“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “Fire Flame Remix“, “Money To Blow“, “Every Girl“, “Phone Home“, “Ride For My Niggas“, “On Fire“, “Popular“, “Da Da Da“, “I Am Not A Human Being“, “Drop The World“, “Fireman“, “Ms. Parker“, “Oh Let’s Do It“, “I’m Me“, “Lollipop“, “Hustle Hard Remix“, “Welcome To My Hood“, “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, and a freestyle.
Shouts to Ben Jallow for Tune‘s entrance in the video above, and you can view more footage from Weezy‘s set after the jump below. If anyone else has any pics or videos that they took last night and would like them posted on this site, then please send them to me. Wayne‘s next show will be in Buffalo, New York tomorrow night (March 18).
UPDATE: Added some footage of Lil Wayne performing “6 Foot, 7 Foot” with Cory Gunz, “Phone Home” and “I Am Not A Human Being” at the bottom of this post!
