Terrance “Gangsta” Williams sits down with RealToonTV for an interview, which you can watch after the jump below.

In their conversation, Terrance recalls being around for when 12-year-old Lil Wayne was first signed to Cash Money Records, what he thought about Wayne and Birdman kissing, and more.

Baby and Slim‘s blood brother also talks about the time Tunechi let him hear his music first and being astonished by his talent at such a young age. He also remembers telling Slim that he knew Weezy would be special and take over Cash Money!

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As it is #ThrowbackThursday today, here is some footage from a stop on Lil Wayne and Blink-182‘s joint tour back in 2019.

During a show at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, Texas on August 2nd, Weezy performed some of his hits live for the people in attendance.

You can watch Tunechi perform his “Old Town Road” freestyle, “Pop That“, “Bedrock” with Gudda Gudda, “Mrs. Officer“, and “A Milli” live in the clips below!

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Yung Bleu chops it up with Ebro Darden, Peter Rosenberg and Laura Stylez for an interview on HOT 97’s “Ebro In The Morning” radio show that you can watch below.

At the 11:25 mark of their conversation, Bleu spoke about his “Soul Child” collaboration with Lil Wayne and how he knew he wanted Wayne on that certain song while they recorded it in the studio together.

The Alabama artist also revealed he has 5 – 6 unreleased collabs with Tunechi “in the stash”, confirmed Tune is his “G.O.A.T. fasho”, explained why Weezy is a “selfless artist”, and mentioned the two of them have shot an in-studio-performance video for “Soul Child“!

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We have previously saw the start of this interview, and now we have another clip of 2 Chainz‘ sit-down conversation with Lil Wayne before their Amazon Music Live show on November 17th.

In this new video, Chainz recalls witnessing Wayne produce, engineer, rap, sing and play a live instrument all on one song, as well as going to sleep on the I Am Music tour while Weezy was working and waking up to him still recording.

When asking Tunechi where he gets his drive and motivation from, Tune answers his mother Jacida Carter. He also says that his mother taught him that when you love what you do, it will not seem like work at all and you will not know how to stop. Check it out below!

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is a rare Lil Wayne conversation with Big Bink from 97.9 The Beat in Dallas, Texas back in 2008.

The radio interview, which includes Tunechi talking about his Tha Carter III album, also appeared in Streets Magazine.

Weezy names his starting five for a rap all-star team – Tyga, Kanye West, 50 Cent, Bun B, and Shaquille O’Neal. Check it all out below!

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