8 months later, here is the latest Lil Wayne “Feature Friday” installment on LilWayneHQ.com; this time it is a feature for P. Town Moe on his “I Ain’t Heard Of That” freestyle over the Slim Thug single produced by The Neptunes.

A lot of you may know this Wayne verse as “Young Money N*gga” from when it appeared on the unofficial Hurricane Se7en/Secret Weapons version of The Suffix mixtape back in 2005.

Thanks to research from Martian Master, we now know that Tunechi recorded this as a feature for fellow 17th Ward rapper P. Town Moe, who Tune had previously worked with before in 2004 on “Where I’m From” off The Prefix tape.

“Understand that your titles don’t impress me; I know I’m the best ’cause the 17th respect me”

You can listen to the full “I Ain’t Heard Of That” freestyle below.

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, check out this “We Got Next” special on Lil Wayne that was directed and produced back in 2005 by Lee Harris aka Lee Major.

In the #TBT clip, Weezy speaks all about lean with “Anything” off his The Suffix mixtape playing in the background by saying it originated in Houston only, he has been drinking it since 16, and how he is a weekly subscriber just like a magazine.

Tunechi also talks about why he believes he is the best rapper in the game and his Young Money artist Curren$y. You can check it out after the jump below!

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Lil Wayne was the special guest on episode 1 of DJ Khaled‘s brand new podcast dubbed “The First One“, which premiered on Amazon Music.

During their 45-minute conversation, Weezy spoke on his very first rap group with B.G. called The B.G.z, going by the name Baby D, first meeting Birdman, his “Block Burner” song, being influenced by Missy Elliott in the Hot Boys days, and more.

Around the middle of the discussion, Tunechi revealed he has been sent 3 old-school hip-hop beats to spit over for his next project (presumably No Ceilings 3) and 2 of them are: “Ether” by Nas and “Takeover” by Jay Z. However, after a quick Google, Tune realized he already did a freestyle over “Ether” on SQ1.

Wayne also talked about his favorite verse, his top 5 rappers, his top 5 anthems, the “We Takin’ Over” verse, creating the “Best Rapper Alive” song off Tha Carter II album, his The Suffix mixtape that was hosted by Khaled, and confirmed there will be another album in Tha Carter series. You can check out the full episode after the jump below!

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Joey Purp recently appeared on Pitchfork‘s “VERSES” series to reveal what his favorite verse of all time is.

The Chicago rapper announced Lil Wayne‘s verse on “Dear Summer“, which can be found on The Suffix mixtape, is his fav before he then recited it.

During the conversation, Purp also discussed how he felt hearing Wayne rap about Hurricane Katrina, his brother burning it to a disc for him in the 6th grade, listening to the song all the time, and more.

You can watch Joey Purp speak on his favorite verse and break it down after the jump below. Click here to see Joey mention Weezy is in his top 5 of all time list! Is “Dear Summer” one of your favorite ever songs?

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Over 30 hip-hop artists (33 to be exact) have revealed to XXL what their favorite project in Lil Wayne‘s discography is.

Included in the list of 33 rappers are: Ace Hood, Asian Doll, Curren$y, Dave East, DJ Khaled, G-Herbo, G-Eazy, Juicy J, King Los, Lil Durk, Problem, Royce Da 5’9″, Swizz Beatz, T.I., Trippie Redd, Tyga, Vic Mensa, and more.

The answers that some of them chose, which you can see below, vary from the Sqad Up mixtapes to the Hot Boys albums, to the Dedication mixtapes, to the Da Drought mixtapes, to the No Ceilings mixtapes, to the Sorry 4 The Wait mixtapes, to The Suffix, to Tha Block Is Hot, to Tha Carter albums, and to Like Father Like Son!

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