After launching his new I Can’t Feel My Face record label, Juelz Santana spoke with TMZ last week to discuss his long-awaited collaboration album with Lil Wayne of the same name.

“All I’mma say is Wayne is my brother. We are never not working on music outside of each other, as well as together, so for us to do a I Can’t Feel My Face project is definitely not unlikely to happen.”

Juelz and Weezy first started working on ICFMF over 15 years ago, but due to label politics and their legal troubles, the joint album has never been close to dropping even though Santana‘s brother/manager Twin claimed it was going to be released back in 2020 while on The Breakfast Club.

You can check out the Harlem rapper provide an update on the status of his and Tunechi‘s I Can’t Feel My Face project in a video after the jump below! Do you think the collab album will ever see the light of day?

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Tomorrow evening (April 24th), Lil Wayne will be walking out Edgar Berlanga to the ring for his boxing fight against Demond Nicholson.

While recently chatting to TMZ Sports, the Puerto Rican boxer revealed this news, as well as also announced Weezy would be performing live at the event that is taking place at Silver Spurs Arena in Florida.

“I’m going to spoil it right now for TMZ, [Wayne’s] gonna be there with us this Saturday night, so I have him and Fat Joe. Lil Wayne is gonna perform and Fat Joe is gonna come to show love like he always does.”

You can check out Edgar‘s interview that includes him discussing the first time he ever spoke to Tunechi and also see a near-life-size cardboard cutout that Tune has of Berlanga after the jump below! What song(s) do you think Wayne will perform?

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According to U.S. Representative Cedric Richmond, when it comes to rap, Lil Wayne is one of New Orleans’ musical ambassadors and he puts him in the category of the city’s other musical legends like Aaron Neville, Fats Domino, and Louis Armstrong.

While walking through Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., Cedric also called Tunechi “one of the best lyricists of all time”, as well as revealed how important Tune is to NOLA and how happy he is that him and Birdman have resolved their issues.

You can check out exactly what the U.S. Congressman said about Wayne to TMZ below. He even mentioned that he can’t wait to hear Tha Carter V, he may get it for his flight back home to New Orleans, and if Weezy has what it takes to be Mayor of New Orleans!

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Not long after the release of Tha Carter V on September 27th at midnight, Reginae Carter chatted with TMZ about her father’s latest album.

Nae Nae revealed she is listening to the “great” project non-stop, explained why she respects Lil Wayne, and added how proud she is that her dad didn’t lose hope or give up during the lawsuit against Cash Money Records, which seemed to last forever!

You can check out everything what Reginae, who is also featured on the song “Famous” off C5, had to say after the jump below.

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Did you know ex-Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill listened to The Game and Lil Wayne‘s “Red Nation” single on the evening of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden back in 2011?

While walking around the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Maryland, TMZ caught up with Robert and asked him if he was bumping any certain music on the night of the raid to which he replied:

“On the night of it? Yeah, I actually listened to ‘Red Nation’ by The Game [featuring Lil Wayne].”

Back then, Game and Weezy‘s “Red Nation” collaboration was pretty new as it was only released a month before the night of the operation. You can check out O’Neill reveal what he was listening to before he killed the terrorist below!

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