As it is #ThrowbackThursday today, here is a rare Lil Wayne interview on the radio with SkeeTV at Power 106 FM in Los Angeles, California.
In the clip, Weezy speaks about Trina, his recent collaborations at the time with Robin Thicke and Enrique Iglesias, The Leak EP, Curren$y, and takes a fan call.
You can check out Power 106‘s conversation with Tunechi, Birdman, Glasses Malone, and Mack 10 from the year 2007 after the jump below. Enjoy!
Colby Covington recently chopped it up with Kacper Rosolowski and Denis Shkuratov from Submission Radio for a virtual interview about his upcoming rematch fight against Kamaru Usman at UFC 268 on November 6th.
During their interview, which you can watch below, Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Covington announced Lil Wayne will be walking him out to the cage while performing “Sky Is The Limit” aka “Ride For My N*ggas” off Da Drought 3 live.
The professional mixed martial artist also had a lot of praise for Wayne by revealing he is the best rapper alive, was his favorite rapper and music artist while growing up, he should be the president, and is a great person with smart philosophies and ideas!
We’ve already seen behind the scenes photos, and now we can watch some behind the scenes footage from LPB Poody, Lil Wayne and Moneybagg Yo‘s “Batman” remix video shoot.
In the BTS clip, which you can check out below, the three music artists can be seen filming their parts together in Downtown Los Angeles last month.
If you have not yet watched the official “Batman” remix music video that was directed by Clifton Bell, click here to do so!
Bijan Amir recently chopped it up with Battle Of The Beat Makers TV for a virtual interview, which you can watch below.
Around the 2:10 mark of their conversation, Amir spoke on producing Lil Wayne‘s “Bing James” song featuring Jay Rock off the Funeral album by saying he hates it and thought the instrumental was trash.
The multi-Platinum selling producer from Toronto went on to say that he made the “Bing James” beat very quickly and didn’t even fully finish it before Wayne wanted to purchase it from him. He also added that Weezy was the music artist who made him want to get into producing!
Last week, Lil Wayne put on a surprise live performance for Trent Williams‘ birthday inside a Houston, Texas venue.
The two of them were joined in V.I.P. by NBA player James Harden and Trent‘s San Francisco 49ers teammate Deebo Samuel.
You can view some photos and footage of Wayne performing live at the birthday bash below, courtesy of Albert Hernandez and Kenneth Wynn!
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