Travis Barker recently sat down with British magazine, Kerrang!, for a feature interview.

In their interview, the drummer for rock band Blink-182 discussed what it was like performing with Lil Wayne, Eminem and Drake at the 2010 GRAMMY Awards in one of his very first live performances whilst being sober.

You can read exactly what Travis had to say about this experience and how crazy it was to be on stage at the same time as Wayne and Em below! I have also included a video of all four of them performing “Drop The World” and “Forever” live at The GRAMMYs in case you wish to see it again!

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Omarion recently sat down with Vlad TV for an interview that you can watch below.

During their conversation, O discussed signing a contract with Young Money and leaving after one week, due to business decisions and never receiving his advance check.

The Inglewood singer-songwriter also mentioned that leaving this deal with YM had nothing to do with Lil Wayne as he knows Wayne is an artist first, but after having conversations with him and Mack Maine he worked out that they are not bosses!

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Fabolous recently sat down with N.O.R.E. aka Noreaga and DJ EFN for an interview on episode 184 of their “Drink Champs” podcast.

Around the 1 hour and 15 minute mark of their conversation, which you can check out below, Loso recalled the time he collaborated on a song with Lil Wayne for his debut Ghetto Fabolous studio album that ended up being left off the project for a currently unknown reason.

Similar to the story he explained to The Breakfast Club back in 2016, Fabolous talked about how Steve Stoute gave Wayne $100,000 out of his budget for a feature and 4 bottles of Cristal that Wayne had requested only for him to turn up and record his verse in just 15 minutes. He then took off with the bottles of Cristal after Fab was expecting them to vibe all night!

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Glasses Malone sits down with King Ice, which is a streetwear jewelry company, to share his thoughts on rappers that are already successful before becoming affiliated with gang groups when they move to Los Angeles, such as Soulja Boy.

The former Cash Money Records artist then explained how Lil Wayne became a member of the MOB Piru Gang, also known as Eastside Mob. This involved Terminator aka Term showing Wayne the culture and how much “love” and “respect” he receives, as well as how he makes gangbanging “fun, easy and smooth”.

You can check out Malone, who has a total of 3 songs with Weezy, reveal how the Young Money founder became an official Blood gang member in the video after the jump below!

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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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The second part of CBC-TV‘s eight-part documentary series, Drake’s Plan, which explores the rise of one of Canada’s biggest success stories of the past decade in music, recently surfaced online.

In the clip, which you can check out below, Cortez Bryant, KY Engineering, Jeff Burroughs, and Jabbari Weekes all spoke to the camera about Drake solidifying himself as one of the biggest icons in the music industry.

Tez mentioned that once Drizzy Drake and Lil Wayne started making music together, he knew it was a wrap. KY also recalled Wayne telling him to record Drizzy after they just had a 16-hour studio session on the tour bus and after he heard the 6 God rap in the booth before getting ready to leave, Weezy decided to unpack his stuff and rap again!

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