To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Tha Carter IV, Lil Wayne hosted a Q&A session on his Twitter page where he answered questions from fans all about his C4 album.

In the question and answer session, Weezy revealed why “How To Love” was the hardest song for him to create, how Tech N9ne and Andre 3000 ended up featured on Tha Carter IV, and that both “President Carter” and “Nightmares Of The Bottom” were written while he was locked up inside Rikers Island.

Tunechi also hinted that he may be featured on Drake‘s upcoming Certified Lover Boy album with a “#CLB” hashtag when answering a question about if he has ever received a verse that was “so hot” it made him want to go back to the recording booth and adjust his own verse:

“The answer is the same person every time and that person is Drake. Everything Drake sent back, I always have to go back and [redo]. It’s always because he says something in there that make me be like: ‘ooh, I could make more of the song and capitalize more of the song off of something that he just said and that I didn’t say’… That’s always the person.”

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On Friday (July 9th), Nicki Minaj chopped it up with Lil Wayne during an Instagram Live session, which you can watch in full below.

One of the best things to take away from the conversation was how Wayne reacted to when Nicki told him his “Seeing Green” verse was ranked #5 of 2021 by Complex: “That sucks… I’m colder than every f*ckin’ rap verse that was released this year”.

Tunechi even confirmed he did not get married to Denise Bidot after his tweets were misconstrued back in April. He says the tweet was about his sons’ new rap group, who have now changed their name from The Carters to The Carter Boys.

Also in their convo, Weezy discussed his mindset when recording his recent feature verses, how it feels to inspire the new generation of rappers, and his favorite position in life and in the bedroom, as well as share a video to Minaj from himself and Taylen Biggs!

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Just like last month, here are two more Calboy interviews where he speaks on Lil Wayne.

In the first clip around the 3:15 mark, which you can watch below, the Chicago rapper chats to DJ Superstar Jay from Shade 45 radio all about his “Miseducation” collaboration with Wayne.

For the next video at 6:00, Calboy chops it up with DJ Smallz about how he originally missed an Instagram DM from Tunechi for 4-5 months, chatting on FaceTime with Tune, participating in a swap for swap verse with him (meaning there is still an unreleased song from them in the vault), and confirms Mr. Carter did not charge for the feature!

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Calboy sat down with DGB for an “Off The Porch” interview last month, which you can check out below.

At the 25:00 mark of their conversation, the Chicago rapper spoke on how his “Miseducation” collaboration with Lil Wayne came about, Wayne sending his verse back in 1 hour, being a big fan of Weezy, the concept behind the “Miseducation” music video, and more.

Also below, you can check out another Calboy interview; this time with Gabe Pabon from On The Radar Radio. The two of them discussed the story behind “Miseducation“, how powerful the visual is, and originally missing Tunechi‘s DM on Instagram!

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P. Town Moe recently sat down with Check Em Out TV for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

Around the 12:00 mark of their conversation, Moe named his top 5 artists of all time from New Orleans and Lil Wayne was included in this list.

The NOLA rapper then discussed his and Tunechi‘s “Where I’m From” freestyle off The Prefix mixtape in 2004, how him and Tune first met in 1997, Wayne rapping his “BM J.R.” verse for him and 5th Ward Weebie in a cypher before the song was released, and much more!

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