Yesterday, Alex Midler paid a visit to Lil Wayne to give him a package of the latest Illegal Civilization drop.
If you did not know, Alex was the one who influenced Tunechi to start skateboarding 10-years-ago when Tune had seen a video of a then 9-year-old Midler showing off his skating skills.
You can check out more photos of Alex Midler presenting Weezy with Illegal Civ clothing after the jump below, courtesy of AllanStoops!
Fousheé recently chopped it up with DJ Semtex for an episode on his “Hip Hop Raised Me” podcast, which you can listen to below.
Around the 16:40 mark of their convo, Fousheé explained that her “Gold Fronts” collaboration with Lil Wayne came about after he first reached out to her online, as well as discussed witnessing his recording process in the studio (it involves skateboarding in the next room).
Later on in the conversation (19:10), the R&B songstress says Tha Carter III is her favorite album from Wayne and recalls driving around listening to it when it was first released!
Last week, Lil Wayne took part in a live interview for social media with the CEO of Sovereign Brands, Brett Berish, which you can watch below.
During their 1-hour conversation, Weezy spoke on what “self-made” means to him, tattooing his grandma Mercedes Carter‘s name on his face (the “Mercy” and “Merci” tatt), what his biggest struggle in life has been, who his inspirations are, knowing nothing about social media, and listening to Jack Harlow before he blew up.
Tunechi also discussed all of these new generation rappers looking like him, this year’s Super Bowl and NBA Championship, why there is no such thing as a next Drake or Nicki Minaj, recording new music with A$AP Ferg and Rich The Kid recently, being influenced to skateboard by Alex Midler, how getting sick on the Ruff Ryders/Cash Money tour was his biggest break, I Am Not A Human Being III album, and much more!
SoTattedYD sits down with RealLyfe Productions for an interview that you can check out below.
During their conversation, YD shares the story of how he ended up featured on Side A of Lil Wayne‘s No Ceilings 3 mixtape, which happened from first meeting Wayne while with Lil Twist at The Berrics skate park in L.A.
The Chicago born rapper, who now lives in Dallas, also spoke on Tunechi liking his skateboarding style, going on a skate tour with Tune for 2 weeks, his personal favorite songs from NC3, filming “Growing Up Hip Hop” with Twist, his top 3 favorite music artists, Young Thug recently downplaying Andre 3000, and more!
In issue #259 of Metal Hammer, which is a monthly heavy metal and rock music magazine, Fred Durst spoke a little bit about Lil Wayne.
The Limp Bizkit frontman mentioned people would be very surprised to see how metal Wayne actually is, as well as how they have bonded over skateboarding in the past.
“People would be very surprised at how metal Lil Wayne is. He’s a fuckin’ rocker, man! He’s not gonna alienate what he’s known for, but the metal community would be surprised if they spent a day with him! We bonded while skating. Sometimes we’d never talk, just skate for hours, and eventually the dialogue came along.”
The two former Cash Money Records artists have previously collaborated together on “Ready To Go” and “Champions” (both have music videos too)!
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