For #ThrowbackThursday, here is a video of Lil Wayne meeting James “Kraze” Billings in 2005 during his promo run for Tha Carter II in New York City.
Wayne even gave Kraze a freestyle or as he calls it a “paystyle”, which as we know is very rare to see. He also talked about not having Mannie Fresh on his C2 album, looking for artists to sign, and more.
You can check it all out in this TBT clip below, enjoy!
The D.O.C. was a recent guest on the Hip-Hop Uncensored podcast where he chopped it up with hosts SamAnt and O’God.
During his appearance (watch below), The D.O.C. was asked to name his top 6 rappers of all time for his basketball lineup and Lil Wayne was included in this list.
As well as Wayne, the N.W.A affiliate also revealed the other rappers that he would put in his list are: Rakim, Tupac Shakur, Eminem, Slick Rick, and Big Daddy Kane. He then on to say these names are not in order and everyone is No. 1!
For episode 10 of the “Young Money Radio” show on Apple Music on July 3rd, Lil Wayne chopped it up with 50 Cent, Whoopi Goldberg, Naomi Campbell, and Dustin Poirier.
Tunechi and Fiddy actually had a conversation for a total of 1 hour and 30 minutes before Tune had to end it as they were going to get cut off. They talked about everything from the early Cash Money tour days, Birdman, Eminem, the culture of hip-hop, BBC (and not the TV network in the UK lol), Mike Tyson, The Game, Meek Mill, Pop Smoke, new rappers copying both of their styles, award shows, and much more. 50 also mentioned “they should expect to see us collaborate” at the end, which is good news as the two of them have not yet to release a song together.
Another interesting story from this week’s episode comes from Naomi, who tells Weezy that she watched him talk to Donald Trump for a good 2 hours at Usher’s birthday party inside the Rainbow Room in New York back in 2006… but of course, he didn’t remember this. You can check out all of these convos in the videos below, which also includes Mr. Carter chatting with Whoopi about who her favorite music artist of all time is (Wayne says his is Anita Baker) and with Dustin about wanting his next UFC fight to be against someone big, such as a Conor McGregor or Nate Diaz!
In this post, you can find Lil Wayne‘s full conversation with Mannie Fresh that took place last Friday (June 26th) for episode 9 of his “Young Money Radio” show on Apple Music.
During their conversation (watch below), Weezy talked to Mannie about producing all of the songs on the Cash Money Records’ artist albums back in the day, his upcoming joint album with Bun B, and much more.
Tunechi and Fresh also discussed their forthcoming collaboration project, which could possibly be called Tha Carter/Fresh Files, as well as when they plan on releasing it (could be 2021) and having 7 songs completed for it already!
Episode 9 took place on Friday night (June 26th) of Lil Wayne‘s “Young Money Radio” show, which included special guests Jadakiss, Fabolous, Jack Harlow, Anuel AA, Gudda Gudda, Juelz Santana, Usher, Mannie Fresh, and Michael Thomas. You can check out videos of all of these conversations below.
During this show, Wayne chopped it up with both Kiss and Fab at the same time about how their families are doing, their latest projects, stories of the last collaborations they all did together (Jada says Tunechi finished his “Death Wish” verse before he finished rolling up), sending new music, and more. He chatted with Jack about their new “What’s Poppin” remix, his recent project, his influences, a t-shirt that has Tune‘s face on which he wears regularly, and protests in his hometown of Louisville.
Weezy also spoke with Double G about his new song “It Ain’t Ok” and his upcoming album “Lord Gudda“, with AA about his musical influences growing up, his Emmanuel album, getting locked up, his wife Karol G, soccer and possibly shooting a video for their “Ferrari” collaboration, with Usher about the importance of voting, his editorial in The Washington Post about making Juneteenth a national holiday, new single “I Don’t Cry” and a story involving Lil Twist, and lastly with New Orleans Saints’ wide receiver Michael Thomas about other WRs in the NFL, 21 Savage, NBA YoungBoy, plus much more!
What a performance this was! Last night, Lil Wayne paid tribute to Kobe Bryant with a live performance at the 2020 BET Awards.
Wayne performed his “Kobe Bryant” song that was released back in 2009 live, but with a dope new verse.
You can check out the performance below. What did you think about the new verse? R.I.P. Mamba!
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