Kevin Rudolf participates in an interview with DJ Mad Max on his “Sports And Hip-Hop” show, which you can watch in full below.

Early on in their conversation, Kevin announced that he has sent Lil Wayne “a bunch of [new] stuff last week”. Later on at the 20:50 mark, he spoke all about the collaborations “Let It Rock“, “I Will Not Break” and “I Made It (Cash Money Heroes)” with Wayne.

Also during their convo at 35:00, the New York singer and songwriter talked about if he has ever discussed the possibility of a joint album with Tunechi and at the 39:45 mark, he revealed some wild stories from being in the studio with Tune! Would you like to hear another collab from Rudolf and Weezy?

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For this week’s “Feature Friday” installment, I have picked a rock song from Fall Out Boy titled “Tiffany Blews” featuring a short auto-tuned guest appearance from Lil Wayne.

The Fall Out Boy and Neal Avron-co-produced track appears on the American rock band’s fourth studio album, Folie à Deux, which was released back in 2008.

“Not the boy I was, the boy I am is just venting, venting; Dear gravity, you held me down in this starless city; I’m not the boy I was, the boy I am is just venting, venting; Dear gravity, you held me down in this starless city”

You can listen to “Tiffany Blews” below.

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Last month, KSI chopped it up with Kyle Meredith over the phone for an interview on his “Kyle Meredith With…” podcast on Consequence Podcast Network.

At the 4:50 mark of their conversation, JJ Olatunji discussed his “Lose” collaboration with Lil Wayne, bringing “Rebirth Weezy” back, how dope it is to have something that not many people would expect from Wayne, and how “insane” it is to be able to work with him.

The British YouTuber, rapper and boxer also revealed how the single came together, which is from KSI sending Tunechi the song and him loving it, as well as how Tune recorded more than what he was meant to. KSI even spoke about the concept of the “Lose” music video at the 13:20 mark. Check out the full convo below!

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Lil Wayne recently chopped it up with DeSean Jackson for a virtual interview on episode 3 of his “Fade The Booth” series.

During their 1-hour conversation, Weezy spoke about quarantining, surpassing Elvis Presley, his mother being a chef, growing up in New Orleans, his little brother Semaj, fatherhood, his son’s wanting to pursue a rap career, signing to Birdman and Cash Money Records, and his group with B.G. called The B.G.z.

Also in their convo, Tunechi talked about how he was put in solitary confinement for having an iPod in Rikers Island, giving back to charity, learning to play the guitar better for his album Rebirth, Green Bay Packers, skateboarding, YG being a very underrated skater, knowing and remembering the late Kobe Bryant, and much more!

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is an interview Lil Wayne took part in with Ozone magazine back in 2008 while inside of The Hit Factory Criteria Recording Studios in Miami, Florida.

In their convo, Weezy spoke about the new rock direction he was taking with his music, performing live with Kid Rock at the Country Music Awards, the important of Ozone in hip-hop, his first son Dwayne Michael Carter III being born, and more.

Tunechi also mentioned that there was 40 extra songs recorded for his Dedication 3 mixtape that were supposed to drop, but I am not exactly sure what happened to those? You can watch the #TBT conversation in the video below, enjoy!

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