In a hotel suite after his “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island” book signing in New York on Tuesday, Lil Wayne sat down with The New York Times for an interesting interview that you can read below.

During their conversation, Weezy spoke on not worrying about reliving his time in jail as he hasn’t read “Gone ‘Til November” and he doesn’t plan to either, releasing the memoir for us fans as we are being patient for his new music, recording guest features, not knowing the new generation of rappers, and explained why he hasn’t been attracted to activism.

Tunechi also talked about the Black Lives Matter movement, what he cares about, Donald Trump, his upcoming Tha Carter V album, being in the studio a lot, his recording process, fellow music artists coming to his support after his retirement tweets, and his situation with Cash Money Records!

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During his “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island” book signing at Strand Bookstore in New York yesterday, Lil Wayne sat down with Revolt for an interview.

Revolt have released a teaser of their conversation, which you can watch below, that shows Tunechi speaking on why he wrote “Gone ‘Til November” behind bars.

Weezy also revealed why he has not read his memoir back and it’s not because he doesn’t want to relive being back locked up as he says he has been through a more worse situation in his life than jail!

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Lil Wayne held a book signing for his very first memoir, Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island, at Strand Bookstore on 828 Broadway in New York yesterday.

During the 1-hour meet and greet session, Weezy met his fans briefly and signed a copy of his book personally for them.

You can check out some more photos of Tunechi at Strand Bookstore in NY after the jump below!

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Today is the day that Lil Wayne‘s “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal Of Rikers Island” book has finally been released after we first heard about it a few years back.

The memoir, which was released through Plume (a division of Penguin Group), is 176 pages long and includes Weezy explaining what he got up while he was locked up behind bars from March to November in 2010.

Click here to order Tunechi‘s “Gone ‘Til November” book from Amazon and here to order it from the official Penguin website!

Tomorrow (October 11th), Lil Wayne will finally release his first memoir titled “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island” through Plume (a division of Penguin Group).

It has also been announced that Tunechi will be holding a book signing tomorrow at Strand Bookstore on 828 Broadway in New York from between 1:00PM to 2:00PM.

If you wish to visit Strand Bookstore tomorrow to get your copy of “Gone ‘Til November” personally signed from Weezy himself, be sure to head to the main floor of the store at around 12:00PM to start queuing up!

Later this month, Lil Wayne will release his “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island” memoir, and today, the first few pages from Wayne‘s book have surfaced online via Vulture.

In the pages, we can read what the first few days were like in prison for Weezy, what exactly he got up to, what he ate, who the inmates he got along with were, getting a suicidal-protection aide job, becoming friends with C.O.’s, getting into a fight on the yard, finding out the news Drake had slept with his girl, rapping for inmates, being visited by Diddy, Kanye West, Chris Paul, and more.

Tunechi also revealed he cried when he first heard his cell door lock behind him, he heard his son Dwayne Michael Carter III say “da-da” for the very first time over the phone while locked up, he never ever wants to go back to jail, and being told Drizzy wants him on his “Light Up” remix and to record his verse over the phone. Hit the jump or click here to read excerpts from the first few pages of Tune‘s “Gone ‘Til November” book!

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