Redd Eyezz from Zoe Pound street gang was one of the recent special guests on the Tippie Toe Podcast, which you can watch in full down below.

From the 19:00 mark of their conversation, Redd talks about having a song with everyone from the original Cash Money Records days including Lil Wayne, reveals how he first met the Young Money CEO in the studio, and says “Wayne [has] always been family”.

Later on in their interview at 49:30, Eyezz recalls the time he collaborated with Weezy on the song “Bling Blaw“. He says this was the era of Tunechi in his “eating rappers” mode and Tune had just won four GRAMMYs, so he was grateful to receive a free verse as he knew Mr. Carter was charging $150k for a feature verse at this current time!

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Not long after releasing his Hip Hop 50: The Soundtrack Volume 1 project with Mass Appeal, DJ Premier chopped it up with The Fader about his “The Root Of All” collaboration with Lil Wayne and Slick Rick.

In the interview, Premier explained the story of how Wayne and Rick became featured on the song after it was originally a Logic track before he was removed.

You can read exactly what the legendary hip-hop producer had the say about the “The Root Of All” after the jump below! Are you still playing the record?

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To promote his latest album, Breezy, Chris Brown sat down with the L.A. Leakers (Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk) from Power 106 for an interview that you can watch below.

During their conversation at the 29:55 mark, CB recalled himself and Lil Wayne asking Busta Rhymes to re-do his verse on the “Look At Me Now” single while they were all in a studio session at The Hit Factory with Timbaland.

“Busta gave me a verse at first and it was just cool. Wayne was like: ‘I don’t know.’ I was like: ‘Yo Bus, I need you to go in bro, just do your sh*t bro.’ He said: ‘alright motherf*cker!’ He was like: ‘I gotchu.’ He just went crazy.”

After Busta re-did his verse, this is then when Wayne decided to record a verse for “Look At Me Now“, which Breezy says was originally supposed to be just a mixtape song before he decided to place it on his F.A.M.E. album in 2011. The track is now 8x Platinum!

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While on the red carpet at the 2022 BET Awards last month (June 26th), Jeremy Hecht caught up with DJ Drama, Sonny Digital and Seddy Hendrinx for an interview.

At the 1:15 mark of their conversation, Drama recalled Lil Wayne claiming he is the “Best Rapper Alive” on the Dedication 2 mixtape, revealed his favorite Wayne verse of all time is “Cannon“, and placed D2 in his top 3 mixtapes of all time.

Sonny named “Hustler Musik” and Seddy named “Money On My Mind” as their favorite Tunechi verses. You can check out the full convo after the jump below!

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The Lil Wayne vocals are in! DJ Khaled has announced a new collaboration with Wayne on social media.

Taking to his Instagram page, Khaled revealed Tunechi will be featured on his upcoming God Did album, which is due to be released this summer.

Khaled also shared a reaction to him playing Weezy‘s verse, but of course the clip was muted. You can check out the announcement below! Are you looking forward to hearing the collab?

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