Calboy recently sat down with DJ Drewski for a one on one interview at the MVMT Studio, which you can watch below.

At their start of their conversation, Calboy spoke on his new “Miseducation” single with Lil Wayne by saying it was Wayne who first reached out to him, as well as mentioned it took Weezy just 1 hour to send his verse back.

The Chicago rapper also revealed the two of them have another collaboration that is unreleased after they participated in a swap for swap verse! Maybe it will appear on Tunechi‘s upcoming I Am Not A Human Being 3 album?

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J-Bo of the YoungBloodZ recently sat down with B. High from Hot 107.9 radio station in Atlanta for a one on one interview.

During their conversation, J-Bo recalled the Atlanta group grabbing the first ever official feature from Lil Wayne on their “U-Way (How We Do It)” remix when Wayne was just 15-years-old.

“Let’s get them them thangs out the attic, time to polish ’em down; We about to get it crackin’, let the violence go down; N*ggas ducked off in cuts, n*ggas sittin’ on top of houses; Pulled my gun out like ‘what!’, n*ggas run away like cowards”

The one-half of YoungBloodZ revealed how the collaboration came about (it involved Birdman) and how he was impressed with what Weezy was rapping about in his verse. Check it out in the video below from the 6:00 mark!

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DMX recently sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview on the newest episode of their “Drink Champs” podcast that you can watch below.

At the 27:15 mark of their conversation, DMX revealed he has a new Lil Wayne feature for his upcoming currently untitled album, as well as features from Pop Smoke, the Griselda boys, Usher, Bono, Alicia Keys, The LOX, and Snoop Doog.

If you recall back to a few months ago in October, Wayne mentioned in an interview himself that he had just recorded a new verse for DMX, so this will more than likely be the feature the New York rapper is talking about! Are you looking forward to hearing a X and Weezy collaboration?

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On episode 28 of The Bootleg Kev Podcast, special guest Jae Millz discussed everything from first meeting Lil Wayne to being signed to Young Money Entertainment.

In a clip from their interview, Millzy told the story of how he hit up Tunechi to record a feature for his “Holla At A Playa” single back when he had no record label deal to which Tune replied back to Millz asking him to go to his studio.

After Lil Wayne recorded the verse that night and charged Jae nothing for it, the Harlem rapper’s brother noticed Wayne had rapped this verse on another song before. This is why Weezy rapped the “Millz had to tell me to stop recycling verses and since I don’t write it, I recite it in cursive” line when he recorded a new verse the following night.

Also during their conversation, Jae Millz revealed to Bootleg Kev that he signed to Young Mula not too long after the “Holla At A Playa” remix, as well as recalled his reaction to when Wayne played him the “Lollipop” song for the very first time. You can check out what Millzy said in the video below and be looking out for more parts from the interview to be posted on LilWayneHQ.com soon!

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2 Chainz was a recent guest on the 85 South Show podcast where he chopped it up with DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller and Chico Bean.

While on the show to promote his new So Help Me God album, Chainz spoke at the 35:45 mark about one of his very first singles with Playaz Circle, which was “Duffle Bag Boy” featuring Lil Wayne.

Tity Boi explained how he first met Weezy and Birdman, being thankful to Tunechi for giving him the “Duffle Bag Boy” chorus for free as it changed his life, how Tune used to perform all of the song on tour, and much more. Check out the full interview below!

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