For an interview with one of his latest business ventures, Bumbu Rum, Lil Wayne pays a visit to The Bumbu Room to sit down with Sara Gilbert.

“Because I don’t listen to no other hip-hop but my damn self.”

During their conversation, Weezy revealed what bad habits he has, his thoughts on the “once a cheater, always a cheater” saying, if he could ever date a girl after she has been with his friend first, if he has any guilty pleasure music, what his porn star name would be, and if Stephen A. Smith is always right and never wrong about anything.

“Every song that I ever put out was unfinished. I can’t listen to whatever songs I have out until I put it on a setlist for my show. That’s when I have to listen the song because I have no idea what the words are. That’s the only time I got back and listen to it because simply I’m working on other stuff.”

Tunechi also mentioned he “loves” this new direction that hip-hop has took, he listens to no other rappers except for himself, and he doesn’t remember the words to any of his old music, which he then also called every old song of his “unfinished”. You can check out the interview below!

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Out of nowhere, a new Lil Wayne snippet that is currently untitled has surfaced online.

The song is rumored to feature Tech N9ne and also appear on Weezy‘s upcoming album, Funeral.

You can listen to this new Tunechi sneak peek after the jump below! Do you like the sound of it?

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I previously posted up some photos last week, and now we can watch Lil Wayne‘s full set at the 12th annual Soundset Music Festival, which took place at Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Minneapolis, Minnesota over Memorial Day Weekend on May 26th.

During the concert, Weezy gave a shout out to Tech N9ne and performed “Mr. Carter“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “John“, “Got Money“, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Rich As Fuck“, “I’m Me“, “Drop The World“, “Go DJ“, “Lollipop“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Don’t Cry“, “Can’t Be Broken“, “Rollin’“, “Wasted“, “Ride For My Niggas“, “HYFR“, “No Problem“, “Pop That“, “The Motto“, “Let It Fly“, “Mona Lisa“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “A Milli“, and “Uproar” live for everyone in attendance.

You can watch Tunechi headline this year’s Soundset Music Festival for the very first time after the jump below. Enjoy!

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Lil Wayne has been announced as a headliner for the 12th annual Soundset Music Festival, which will be taking place at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Minneapolis, Minnesota over Memorial Day Weekend on May 26th.

This will be Tunechi‘s very first appearance at Soundset and if you wish to attend this year’s music festival, click here to order your tickets online that start at a price of $109.00 for general-admission and $240.00 for VIP.

As well as Weezy, there will also be live performances from DMX, Lil Uzi Vert, G-Eazy, SZA, Trippie Redd, Taylor Bennett, Run The Jewels, Flatbush Zombies, Tech N9ne, Royce Da 5’9″, Bas, YBN Cordae, and plenty more. You can check out the full lineup below!

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Tech N9ne recently explained how his verse on the “Interlude” song off Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter IV album came about.

The Strange Music founder shared the story of coming up with the verse, Tunechi‘s reaction to hearing it for the very first time, and finding out that Tune had put Andre 3000 on it.

You can watch Tech speak about the “Interlude” track and what it was like working with Weezy after the jump below!

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Tech N9ne sat down with DJ SKEE from SKEE TV 2 weeks ago for an interview to promote his latest studio album, Special Effects, which is available in stores now and includes the song “Bass Ackwards“.

During their conversation, Tech spoke on first meeting Lil Wayne in Rikers Island, going to Miami to record “Interlude” with Wayne for Tha Carter IV, and more.

You can watch the full interview after the jump below. Head to the 7:40 mark to watch SKEE ask N9ne about Weezy!

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