After partnering up with Wilson Sporting Goods for his Weezy Christmas event for kids last month, Lil Wayne also joined Wilson Football and Wilson Basketball for their debut episode of “4 Downs”.

In the video (watch below), Wayne picked his No. 1 quarterback (Aaron Rodgers), running back (Derrick Henry) and wide receiver (Justin Jefferson) to lead his fantasy team in the NFL. He shared his all-time starting 5 in the NBA too: Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Lebron James (who replaces Tim Duncan), and Shaquille O’Neal.

Tunechi also revealed what his most memorable NFL game is that he has seen live, which was when the New Orleans Saints won the Super Bowl in 2010. The reason was solely because of his mother Cita as we know Tune is a big Green Bay Packers fan!

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Robb Bank$ recently sat down for an interview with DROPS MEDIA while backstage of his augmented reality performance for the live music app Encore, which you can watch in the clip below.

During their conversation, Robb discussed what it was like to meet one of his idols Lil Wayne at the Super Bowl LII back in 2018 and how he reacted after it.

“I done met a lot of my idols and them n*ggas f*ck-n*ggas, this straight like that. A lot of these n*ggas, man, you let me down meeting you. You feel me? Not Wayne though. My biggest, my favorite Wayne story that I have, I was in the club. I’m walking through the club in Minnesota actually. On what was it? Like the Super Bowl weekend? Or like All-Star Weekend. You don’t remember when they threw the buckets of ice on 6ix9ine in Minnesota? I performed at that same show. Yeah, that time! Wayne was there. So I’m walking past and then I hear: ‘Yo Rob,’ and I look back and it’s Wayne. When I say I walked through afterward, after he said that, I start pushing n*ggas like: ‘Fuck out my way n*gga, Lil Wayne just said wassup to me. Leave me alone n*gga. Don’t talk to me.’ That’s like my favorite Wayne story.”

The New York City native also recalled another story involving Wayne. This time it was when he was at The Hit Factory Criteria Recording Studios in Miami recording music with Birdman and finding out Weezy really does live inside the studio as his room was next to their room!

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For the finale night of Big Game Weekend on Sunday, February 13th, Lil Wayne hosted a party at Sunset Room Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.

With DJ E-Feezy on the decks, Weezy got on the mic in the Le Jardin outdoor lounge section to perform his “Wasted” freestyle and his “Steady Mobbin’” song live.

You can check out some footage from Tunechi‘s live performance in the videos after the jump below! Did you attend any of Tune‘s events over Super Bowl Weekend?

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On Saturday, February 12th, Lil Wayne hosted a party over Big Game Weekend at Nightingale Plaza nightclub in Los Angeles, California.

Joining Tunechi at the Super Bowl event was his daughter Reginae Carter, as well as Lil Twist, HoodyBaby, T@, and Gudda Gudda.

You can watch Weezy perform “Rollin’“, “Wasted” and “Steady Mobbin’” live at Nightingale Plaza below, courtesy of the bro Dan Kritchevsky!

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is a rare special from Yellow Tape Video magazine that shows Lil Wayne and his fellow Cash Money Millionaires celebrating Super Bowl Weekend back in 2002.

The clip includes Wayne, Birdman, Slim, Diddy, Gillie Da Kid, Mickey, Cadillac, TQ, Mannie Fresh, Jazze Pha, and Jagged Edge, as well as a few of those artists talking to the camera.

You can check out the #TBT video that was filmed in New Orleans, Louisiana after the jump below. Is it strange to see Gillie around Cash Money?

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