On July 17th, Lil Wayne participated in the inaugural Jackie Robinson Celebrity Softball Game at the Jackie Robinson Stadium in Los Angeles, California.

Joining Tunechi at the event that was presented by Bumpboxx was: Barry Bonds, Mario, Trae The Truth, Terrell Owens, Lauren Sesselmann, Brittney Elena, SprngBrk, Chelsea Suitos, TJ Ward, and many more.

You can check out some footage and photos of Weezy at the Celebrity Softball Game, which celebrated 75 years since Robinson broke the color barrier, after the jump below, courtesy of Matthew Payne!

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Last night during the 2022 OVO Fest Tour in Canada, Lil Wayne announced he is working on a Tha Carter VI album coming soon.

While on stage for the Young Money reunion at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Tunechi showed a big promo image showing “Tha Carter VI” (see above), as well as announced on the mic:

“I’m working on Carter 6 coming soon”

If you recall to a couple of years ago, Weezy also mentioned in an interview that “Tha Carter 6 coming soon”, so this is not the first time he has announced the project! When do you think he will release C6?

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Allan Cubas recently sat down with Nolazine for an interview, which you can check out down below.

At the 6:45 mark of their convo, Allan revealed how he first got signed to Young Money, as well as mentioned himself and Lil Wayne have recorded close to 50 songs together so far.

Later on in their conversation at 26:30, Cubas confirmed that Wayne is getting ready to drop his new album! Do you think this could be I Am Not A Human Being 3?

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For #ThrowbackThursday today, we can see Lil Wayne performing live during the 2004 Source Awards at the James L. Knight Theater in Miami, Florida on October 10th.

Wayne came out to perform his “Go DJ” single live at the awards show, which broadcasted on the BET network back in 2004 on November 30th, with fellow Cash Money Records label-mate at the time Mannie Fresh.

You can check out footage of this live performance after the jump below! Have you seen it before?

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The Game recently sat down with Jeremy Hecht for an interview to promote his upcoming Drillmatic album.

During their conversation, Game was asked about his “My Life” single featuring Lil Wayne and revealed how him and Wayne first met.

When talking about “My Life“, the Compton rapper says the hook from Tunechi originally came from an outro Tune did for another one of their songs that Cool & Dre produced.

You can check out the full convo after the jump below. I don’t think Game is aware of this, but many Weezy fans will know that he first sang this chorus on Birdman’s “So Tired” song back in 2007!

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