Megan Thee Stallion recently chopped it up with Teen Vogue to create the music playlist to her life, which you can check out below.

One of the songs she picked was Young Money‘s “Every Girl” single to which she then praised Lil Wayne and discussed how he is one of the G.O.A.T.s, as well as how he had a big influence on her.

The female artist from Houston also called Wayne one of her “favorite rappers”, revealed why she enjoys his “Every Girl” verse so much, mentioned loving how cocky he talks, recalled watching all of his music videos and listening to all of his mixtapes, and much more!

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Lil Twist recently sat down with Shirley from Baller Alert for a one on one interview, which you can watch below.

During their conversation, Twizzy discussed his feature on Lil Wayne‘s “Ball Hard” song off Funeral, how the verse came about after Wayne paid a visit to Los Angeles to pick up some weed, their “Popular” collaboration off I Am Not A Human Being, never dropping the “Love Affair” remix with Weezy and Nelly, earning a co-sign from Birdman, witnessing Nicki Minaj record in the studio, and his favorite Tha Carter album.

The YM artist also talked about his relationship with Justin Bieber, being blessed by Tunechi with Young Money chains at “Lil Weezyana Fest”, and his Young Carter mixtape was due to be released while locked up in prison but Cortez Bryant‘s “timing is fucking horrible” and “bad”. He also confirmed Tune will have a couple of features on his forthcoming Young Carter 2 project!

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Fat Joe recently sat down with Elliott Wilson for an interview on TIDAL’s CRWN series.

During their conversation, Joe recalls playing Lil Wayne the “We Takin’ Over” song from DJ Khaled in the studio as they wanted him on it and how Weezy was just staring at the speakers the whole time like he was ready to fight them.

After he played his own verse, Joey Crack remembers Tunechi telling the engineer “I’m ready” before then proceeding to spit the classic verse. In disbelief, the Bronx rapper says: “this nigga bodied me man” and that he “learned from Wayne a lot” after witnessing this in person!

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Tory Lanez recently sat down with Rob Markman for a one on one interview with Genius‘ “For The Record” series, which you can watch in full below.

To wrap up the conversation at the 39:15 mark, Lanez was asked to recite a verse acapella of someone who he was a fan of growing up to which he started to rap Lil Wayne‘s classic “Cannon” verse from Dedication 2.

After reciting all of the verse word for word, the Canadian artist then revealed it is his favorite verse from Wayne and his favorite verse ever from that era. Earlier on in the interview around the 15:00 mark, Tory also discussed his new “Thoughts” collaboration with Weezy and Lloyd off Chixtape 5 too!

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Kash Doll sits down with Naji for an interview with RapRadar’s “Cigar Talk” series, which you can watch in full below.

At the 14:50 mark of their interview, Kash explains how excited she was when Lil Wayne sent her his verse for “Kitten“, calls him a “legend” and a “GOAT”, and appreciates him for mentioning her in an interview when talking about females who can really rap.

The female rapper from Detroit also recited the intro of Tunechi‘s “Kitten” verse, discussed bringing his daughter Reginae Carter out during this year’s “Lil Weezyana Fest” set, and revealed Weezy knows all about her music from Nae Nae!

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Euro recently sat down with HNHH to appear on their “Between The Lines” series, which you can watch below.

During his sit-down interview, Euro broke down his “Talk 2 Me Crazy” collaboration with Lil Wayne that was produced by Ozhora Miyagi.

“I probably did that song in like twenty minutes – twenty-five minutes. As soon as I heard it, we went straight to the studio and we just locked that down right away. I actually wrote two verses for it. As soon as I heard it, as soon as I thought of the hook, I was like: ‘man, I know Wayne would go crazy on this.'”

The Young Money artist then revealed Wayne was not fully sure if his verse on the Don’t Expect Nothing cut was dope or not:

“Wayne does this thing, I don’t know if he’s joking or not but he’ll just ask you: ‘Yo, you think my verse is straight?’ Like, I don’t know if he’s joking or not cause he’ll kill it and then he’ll still ask like: ‘You think this verse is cool?’ I’m like, man, chill out. That verse was crazy. Every time I hear a Wayne verse on any of my songs, it’s still a surreal moment.”

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