After the release of “THE FORMULA“, will.i.am chopped it up with both Sirius XM and Uproxx to promote his and Lil Wayne‘s new collaboration (watch below).

In the interview with Sirius XM, will.i.am talks about how Tunechi is one of his favorite music artists – not just lyrically but with his personality and how he handles his business. He uses Drake and Nicki Minaj as an example by saying Tune never let his ego get in the way of their success.

For the conversation with Uproxx, the former Black Eyed Peas frontman revealed the first time he met Wayne by saying he cannot remember exactly when it was, but he does remember how it felt like he had known Weezy all his life: “this is my cousin, this is my family member vibe”!

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First thing’s first, I hope everyone had a great Christmas! In recent news, Cordae chopped it up with Torae for a virtual interview on SiriusXM Hip Hop Nation radio station.

During their conversation, which you can watch below, Cordae explained exactly how him and Lil Wayne connected for his “Sinister” single.

“He is not a human being, straight up. No pun intended.”

The North Carolina rapper revealed it all started from his convo with Tune on “Young Money Radio” 8 months prior to him sending over the Hit-Boy-produced song. He also added Weezy sent the verse back within 24 hours!

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In this post, you can check out two recent Polo G interviews were he speaks about his “Gang Gang” single featuring Lil Wayne off the Hall Of Fame album.

For the first interview, which you can watch after the jump below, Polo chats to Josh Martinez from Z100 New York about how it was a “surreal moment” to film the “Gang Gang” music video with Tunechi in person.

The Chicago-born rapper also chopped it up with Swaggy Sie from SiriusXM’s “Hip Hop Nation” show to reveal “Gang Gang” came about behind the scenes from his management without him knowing about it, as well as recall Weezy speaking to him about LIV nightclub in Miami!

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In the clip above, you can listen to two recent interviews about Lil Wayne; one from 50 Cent with Funk Flex on Hot 97 and one from Pusha T with DJ Envy on Sirius XM’s Hip Hop Nation show.

50 talked about how Young Money overtook Cash Money, his relationship with Wayne, when they last chopped it up, working on business projects with Ronald “Slim” Williams, New Orleans, and more. Kidd Kidd also joined in the interview and mentioned that him and Tune have had some history in the past, appearing on Dedication 5, and confirms they have a collabo on Street Fame.

Pusha chatted about why he keeps sending shots to Weezy F Baby, who he says has fell off, and not responding to Jae Millz. He also thinks Tunechi‘s Dedication 5 mixtape is trash.

I’m sure everyone by now knows that Pusha is a joke and you can’t take anything he says seriously. Anyways, would you Wayniacs like to see a 50 Cent and Lil Wayne collaboration in the future ❓