Cory Gunz sits down with Queenflip and DJ G Money for episode 211 of their Flip Da Script podcast that went on for longer than 2 hours. You can watch the full episode in the video below.

In their interview, Cory talked about being an introvert, growing up, his father Peter Gunz, skateboarding, his gun charge, still being signed to Young Money, why he has not yet released an album on YM, depression, his twin daughters, being a big brother to his pops’ 11 kids, Kriminal Minded EP, Rick Ross taking his “God Forgives I Don’t” album title, the “Son Of A Gun” show, and upcoming projects.

The Young Mula Gunna also recalled Lil Wayne pulling up to his studio to record their “I Got Cha” collaboration for free while he was under contract with JAY-Z, confirmed he has new music with Tunechi and YM coming out, discussed his forthcoming joint project with Euro, and shared how the “6 Foot, 7 Foot” and “A Milli” collabs with Weezy came about!

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At the end of last week, Lil Wayne and Ty Dolla $ign had a late-night skateboarding session together with Dashawn Jordan in Los Angeles, California.

You can check out the photo above from their sesh, courtesy of Spanish Mike, and footage of Weezy showing off his skills from the evening below, courtesy of Phillip Lopez.

If you recall back to April, Dolla $ign actually teased and previewed a forthcoming collaboration he has with Tunechi that is produced by DJ Mustard, which we are still waiting for. Check that out here!

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Earlier this year, 2 Chainz was the special guest on episode 122 of Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson‘s “All The Smoke” podcast.

At the 30:00 mark of their interview, Tity Boi explained how Playaz Circle‘s “Duffle Bag Boy” collaboration with Lil Wayne came together, which all started from selling Birdman and Cash Money Records some weed.

During their convo at the 40:00 mark, Chainz talked about receiving his first ever GRAMMY award for Chance The Rapper‘s “No Problem” single featuring himself and Wayne back in 2017. He says it was a blessing, it was himself who got Tunechi on the song, and he was the one who informed Tune they had won a GRAMMY for the collab as he was somewhere skateboarding and had no idea!

Later on in their conversation at 1:06:40, 2 Chainz named his top 5 rappers of all time dead or alive and Weezy was No. 1 in his list. The rest were: Jay Z, Scarface, Andre 3000, and Tupac Shakur plus The Notorios B.I.G. as a whole. You can check out the full video after the jump below!

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For episode 16 of the “What’s Wright?” series, Lil Wayne sat down with Nick Wright for a special edition of the show.

In their interview, Tunechi talked about sleep, why he still does what he does every single day, childhood, what he would tell his younger self today, how he keeps himself hungry, and much more.

During their conversation, Tune confirmed he records at least 7 features per week, revealed he recently had a studio session with Nicki Minaj, and named his top 5 rappers of all time: Missy Elliott, Jay Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Goodie Mob (as a whole), and UGK.

Weezy also discussed how he became a Green Bay Packers fan, his friendship with Chris Paul, what he first saw in Drake and Nicki, never being invited to a Met Gala, Tyson Fury, Dallas Mavericks vs. Phoenix Suns, creating a new fashion line called “Me” with inspiration from Taylen Biggs, his Sqvad skateboarding team, and the late Adam Z!

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Jereme Knibbs was the special guest on episode #5 of the Too Far Gone podcast, which you can watch below.

In their sit-down conversation, Jereme talked all about touring with Lil Wayne on the “America’s Most Wanted” music festival back in 2013 along with T.I. and 2 Chainz.

The professional skateboarder revealed exactly what the days were like on tour, which included them visiting 35 – 45 cities, as well as confirmed Wayne can be awake for days and how that means you cannot sleep around him!

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