A couple of months ago, Rsonist chopped it with Mikey T The Movie Star from his whip for a 40-minute interview with Report Card Radio.

At the 16:50 mark of their conversation (watch below), the one half of hip-hop production duo The Heatmakerz was asked about the songs he has heard from Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana‘s I Can’t Feel My Face joint album, as well as the music he has produced for it.

“Had they had put that [I Can’t Feel My Face] out when they were supposed to put that out, it would of changed the dynamic of where music was going.”

Rsonist says that he does not know what happened with the business side of the project, but he does not think it was an issue with Wayne and Santana‘s record labels. He also explained why they make a good duo and how Juelz should drop it as one of his first albums since his release from jail! Do you think ICFMF will ever come out?

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Bijan Amir sat down with Splice earlier this month for an interview all about how he got started and production advice.

The producer revealed it was Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter III album that first got him into producing and inspired him to learn more about creating beats.

He also talked about how much of a “surreal” and “cool” moment it was to work with Wayne on Funeral by producing the “Bing James” beat featuring Jay Rock. Check out Bijan‘s full conversation below!

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Sarcastic Sounds, a 20-year-old producer from Toronto, recently chopped it up with DJ Booth for an interview.

During their conversation (read below), Sarcastic Sounds recalled how the very first rap song he heard was Lil Wayne‘s “Got Money” single featuring T-Pain.

The producer also discussed how he was approached to create Wayne‘s “Mahogany” beat on the Funeral album that involved some help from Mannie Fresh, as well as how he reacted to hearing it for the first time when it leaked on YouTube!

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Lil Wayne recently chopped it up with Variety to talk all about his “Young Money Radio” show, the aim for it, and if he enjoys being a radio host.

During their interview, Weezy also spoke about how he is adapting to life during the COVID-19 pandemic, having a platform to speak out on racism, Googling his own lyrics, thinking Wheezy‘s producer tag was Future shouting him out, Betty Wright‘s influence on him, rolling his own weed, one of his favorite memories with Nicki Minaj being from the “High School” video shoot, and much more.

You can read the full conversation between Tunechi and Variety after the jump below. He even teased a Tha Carter VI album by replying with “the next one” when asked what his “favorite Carter” project is!

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We all saw Lil Wayne‘s dope live performance of his “Kobe Bryant” song at the 2020 BET Awards on Sunday evening, and now it looks like the 2009 track will be re-released on streaming services.

According to the producer of the record, Infamous, we can be expecting the new version of “Kobe Bryant” on streaming platforms soon after he replied with “It’s coming” to the following question on Twitter:

“We need both versions [of ‘Kobe Bryant’] out on all platforms… am sure there is no sample issues, don’t know why it not on streaming platforms as yet”

Are you looking forward to hearing the CDQ version of the new verse Wayne added to “Kobe Bryant“? R.I.P. to the Black Mamba!

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