Less than a week after “Freak N You” was released, Lil Baby is ready to drop a new collaboration with Lil Wayne.
Taking to his Instagram Story last night, Baby previewed his new song that features a verse from Weezy.
You can check out a snippet of Lil Baby and Tunechi‘s upcoming collabo below!
Kid Buu sat down with XXL a couple of months ago to explain why he deserves to be a 2019 Freshman.
During his pitch, which you can watch below, Buu explained that he is known for being a clone, but he is actually just a clone of Lil Wayne.
He then proceeds to say that he thinks everyone is a clone of Tunechi from their image to the way they talk/rap and everyone who appears on this XXL Freshman series should be paying homage plus respect to Tune.
The Jersey artist also pointed out that anyone who says they aren’t influenced by Lil Wayne are still technically influenced by him, because the rapper who does inspire them was more than likely influenced by Wayne. He even mentioned that Weezy is the Jesus Christ of hip-hop culture and the question is not “what would Jesus do?”, but more like “what would Wayne do?”!
Last night, DJ Khaled was the musical guest on the season 44 finale episode of “Saturday Night Live” that was hosted by Paul Rudd.
During his set, Khaled brought out Lil Wayne and Big Sean to help him perform his “Jealous” single live on “SNL“, which you can check out below.
Khaled also brought out Wayne, Sean, Meek Mill, John Legend, Lil Baby, SZA, Jeremih, and J Balvin at the very end while he was paying tribute to Nipsey Hussle!
Lil Wayne headlined this year’s Broccoli City Festival at the FedExField stadium in Maryland on April 27th.
During his set, Wayne performed “Mr. Carter“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “John“, “Let It Fly“, “Got Money“, “Go DJ“, “Lollipop“, “Mrs. Officer“, “The Motto“, “Steady Mobbin’“, “Mona Lisa“, “A Milli“, “Uproar“, and more songs live.
At the beginning of “The Motto“, Weezy also paid a little tribute to the late Nipsey Hussle by telling the crowd:
“Make some noise for my nigga Nip, I said make some noise for my nigga Nip!”
You can check out some footage of Tunechi‘s live performance at the 2019 Broccoli City Festival below. Tune revealed “A Milli” is his favorite song at this show too!
For episode 2 of UNDISPUTED’s “#SkipRidesTheTrollerCoaster” series, Skip Bayless revealed how his relationship with Lil Wayne came to be.
At the 6:05 mark of the video below, Bayless told the story of how he first met Tunechi in 2008 (which involves Nelly), mentioned they talk regularly and text all of the time, discussed Tune‘s passion and knowledge for sports, praised the “No Mercy” theme song, and called him a “creative genius”.
The sports columnist also explained how much of a good guy Wayne actually is by sharing another story that involved Craig Humphreys‘ son Sam, who found out he had testicular cancer at the age of 21-years-old. After finding out that he is a huge fan, Weezy made a 20-minute phone call to Sam for support. Skip then went on to say he believes this motivated Sam to battle the cancer before adding that him and Mr. Carter shared a joke about it always being “all the white kids” – even at his concerts!
Earlier this month, Dennis Quaid made an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” to discuss playing a villain in The Intruder and to promote his new film, A Dogs Journey.
At the 2:00 mark of their interview, Jimmy asked the actor and musician what kind of music does he listen to and to everyone’s surprise, he mentioned that he listens to Lil Wayne.
Dennis also called Tunechi a “poet” and says he is the “Bob Dylan of our time”. He even did a little cover of Tune‘s “Lollipop” single. Check it all out in the video after the jump below!
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