According to the Recording Industry Association Of America (RIAA), Mike WiLL Made-It‘s “Buy The World” single featuring Lil Wayne, Future and Kendrick Lamar was certified Gold on March 14th.

This means that the collaboration, which was produced by Mike WiLL himself and appears on his Ransom mixtape, has been purchased and streamed over 500,000 times since it was first released back on June 16th, 2014.

Congratulations to everyone involved with “Buy The World” on this accomplishment! You can read the lyrics here. Do you still play the collab?

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DJ Toomp recently sat down with B. High for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

At the start of their conversation, Toomp spoke about producing a track for 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne‘s ColleGrove 2 joint album that also features Benny The Butcher.

The Atlanta record producer, songwriter and DJ mentioned the instrumental includes a “classic soul sample chopped up”, so more than likely it is the “La La La” song that we heard a preview of 2 years ago which he is talking about!

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Hit-Boy sat down with HotNewHipHop for their January cover story recently, which took place at Diane Rosenstein Gallery in Los Angeles, California.

After being asked about working with Lil Wayne on “Drop The World” and the newly-released “Sinister” from Cordae, the Cali producer mentioned he wants to produce a full album for Wayne.

“It’s dope. It’s especially dope for Cordae as a rapper who just came in and is respected on a rap level to go back and forth with Wayne on a song. That’s heavy. As far as me, I’m trying to do a Wayne album! One song is cool, but we’ve got a song that’s four times platinum, bro. Pull up. You know what I’m saying? Simple math.”

You can check out Hit-Boy make this statement in the video after the jump below! Would you like to see a solo Weezy project with nothing but Hit-Boy production?

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We first heard about these two working together in L.A. last month, and now Yung Bleu has confirmed Lil Wayne has recorded a full song over one of his beats.

Taking his excitement to social media, Bleu had the following to say to let everyone know “the G.O.A.T.” has jumped on his beat and his price will now be going up to at least $50k:

“Man Lil Wayne, the goat just hopped on my F*CKING beat it’s overrr ! Yesterday’s price is not today price I been making beats for a week. ! Kodak now WAYNE PRODUCED BY : Moon Boy ”

“N*GGAS AND GENTLEMEN LIL F*CKING WAYNE JUST DID A WHOLE SONG TO ONE OF MY BEATS WTFFFFFFF @moonboyhitz MAN F*CK THAT YESTERDAY PRICE NOT TODAY PRICE YOU N*GGAS CANT TELL ME SH*T NOW ION WAnnA HEAR NUN OF DAT SH*T BOI 2022 I’m fenna be a dangerous azz n*gga mane”

“TO ALL YALL N*GGAS WHO WAS TALKIN SH*ITTT ! LIL WAYNE PLACEMENT !!!! I want 50 should got it’s when it was cheap yesterday price not Today price what ya say @fatjoe @moonboyhitz”

You can check out the Alabama music artist plus producer’s tweet and Instagram posts after the jump below! Are you looking forward to hearing what Wayne recorded over his beat?

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Angel “Onhel” Aponte recently participated in a Q&A (question and answer) session with a Lil Wayne Discord server that you can read in full below.

During their conversation, Onhel discussed trying to get “Like A Man” on streaming platforms, having close to 50 unreleased songs with Wayne in the vault including one where he spits everything in reference to the letter “F”, No Ceilings 2, his very first Weezy leak being “Lisa Marie“, and recording Sorry 4 The Wait 2.

“First the most memorable moment for me will be. We were doing a song ‘Showtime’. He started his vs saying ‘ooouuuu it’s going down in this bitch’. I put a drop on it before he came back in the room. So I put auto tune on that one line. The first time he EVER had auto tune on his voice. The look he gave me, I thought I was about to get fired for the first time in my life. But the look was more he saw how much money he was about to make lol. The music industry changed from that ONE moment. Granted it was Wayne’s talent that everyone followed. But that would have never happened if I didn’t do that. So that will forever be a memorable moment.”

The New York producer and audio engineer also spoke about the DVLP-produced song “Side Bitch“, being in the studio with Tunechi when he first sent out the tweets expressing he was unhappy with Cash Money Records and Birdman back in 2014, being the very first person who put auto-tune on Tune‘s vocals, and much more!

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