Today for #ThrowbackThursday, you can watch a raw, uncut and uncensored 1 hour and 30 minute movie on Lil Wayne that was recently released in full by Jordan Tower. As well as Weezy, there are appearances in the film by Cortez Bryant, Marley G, Fee Banks, Mr. G, and Nicki Minaj.

During the movie, we can see footage of Weezy doing a couple of interviews talking about how he first met Birdman and Slim to sign with Cash Money records, his discography, recording process, business ventures, what an average day is like for him, working, performing “Hello Brooklyn” live with JAY Z in New York, acting, why he hates NY, if he would ever do a reality TV show, and so much more.

In the film that was shot before Tha Carter III came out, we can also watch behind the scenes footage from Tunechi‘s “Money On My Mind” video shoot in Miami plus Tune recording “Higher Than A Kite” and “Young Money Ballaz” for Nicki’s Sucka Free mixtape. So grab some popcorn, sit back and enjoy all of this classic footage that has been merged together in one for you!

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This right here is an interesting and amazing read for any Lil Wayne fan! Toshitaka Kondo interviewed Weezy back in 2006 for Complex Magazine, but the full uncut story has never been published until now. This was back before Tha Carter III had dropped and Jay-Z had ended his retirement and returned to the rap game.

In the interview, Tunechi calls Game, Juelz Santana, Kanye West and Jim Jones the best rappers, explains why he is better than Jay-Z, tells us what guns he has and how he shoots them, getting banned from Wet Willies in Miami for putting his cigar in the owners drink 😆 , the photo of him and Birdman kissing, says The Hot Boys used to kiss as well because of black mob love, breaking up with Trina, addresses Clipse trying to start beef with him, his daughter Reginae, spending a million dollars on weed each year, and plenty more. Don’t forget, this interview took place in 2006!

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Here is the official music video for Lil Wayne‘s “Steady Mobbin’” track featuring Gucci Mane from the We Are Young Money album. This DJ Scoob Doo-directed visual was shot two hours before Tunechi turned himself in to prison at his mansion (which you can see he has an elevator in haha). You can also see Weezy ashing a blunt in his GRAMMY award!