For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is footage of a rare live performance from the Cash Money Millionaires back in 2000 that has been ripped from VHS.

In the clip, which you can watch below, Cash Money’s Lil Wayne, Birdman, Mannie Fresh, Juvenile, and B.G. can all be seen performing live at the Arco Arena in Sacramento, California on April 14th, 2000.

The Cash Money Millionaires perform “Back That Azz Up“, “Bling Bling“, “We On Fire“, “Ha“, “Cash Money Is An Army“, “F*ck That N*gga“, “400 Degreez“, “I Need A Hot Girl“, “Tha Block Is Hot“, “Help“, and more songs live. Enjoy!

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I posted up pictures last week, and now we can check out some footage from Reginae Carter‘s 22nd birthday bash at Republic Lounge in Atlanta, Georgia on November 29th.

While at the “Hot Girls” party, Lil Wayne gifted his daughter with a diamond-covered Cartier watch for her birthday. Wayne also reunited with Juvenile and performed their Hot Boys “We On Fire” song live.

You can check out a few recaps from the b-day party below that includes appearances from Reginae, Weezy and Juvie, as well as Toya Johnson, Denise Bidot, 2 Chainz, Mannie Fresh, Petey Lo, Mike Hart, Trouble, Teyana Taylor, Iman Shumpert, and more!

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Just over a few weeks ago, we found out that an old notebook containing some of Lil Wayne‘s raps from the Hot Boys era is on the market for $250,000.00. The book, which includes lyrics written by Wayne from when he was 17-years-old, was found in a car that once belonged to Cash Money and it is now being auctioned off through Moments In Time.

According to TMZ, Tunechi has got his attorneys to file a warning letter to the auction company stating the fact that he is the rightful owner of the notepad and he has never agreed to the sale of his pad. In this letter, Tune‘s attorneys say he “never abandoned his notebook”, but just lost it, and even though he is glad it has now been found, he is not happy about it being sold. Weezy claims that the person who found it kept it a secret for all this time, because he wanted to wait for the right opportunity to make money from it.

The founder of Moments In Time, Gary Zimet, reveals that Lil Wayne will have to purchase the notepad from them if he does want it back. Wayne is reportedly fine with doing this, but he’s still threatening legal action if they don’t stop the sale to the public!

Pic credit: MIA Nights.

According to TMZ, a notebook containing some of Lil Wayne‘s raps from the Hot Boys era is on the market for $250,000.00

As any Tunechi fan should know, Tune does not write any of his verses down anymore since he recorded all of his written work on 10,000 Bars aka SQ7.

The person who owns the book, which includes lyrics from “I Feel” and “We On Fire“, came across it in 1999 (when Weezy was 17-years-old) from inside a car that used to belong to Cash Money Records.

You can view some pictures of this rare collection after the jump below. You will notice the notepad has a bit of water damage – this is because it was close to being destroyed during Hurricane Katrina back in 2005.

I must also add that reading this news reminds me exactly of the time when Wayne sold his Bugatti but forgot to take out the original version of his Tha Carter V album which then ended up being sold to Martin Shkreli!

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On February 18th, Lil Wayne attended the “Beats x NOLA” event during NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans, Louisiana that was hosted by Beats By Dre and LeBron James.

While at the party, Weezy performed live with 2 Chainz, Fat Joe and DJ Khaled. He also reunited with Juvenile, Turk and Mannie Fresh on stage to perform songs like “Bling Bling” and “We On Fire“. LeBron even got on the mic to say a few words:

“I don’t know if these people fully appreciate what’s going on tonight. We got motherfuckin’ Hot Boys in this motherfucker right now. I gotta make sure, because this is my party, I gotta make sure that people fully understand what’s going on tonight. We got Tunechi, Juvie, Mannie, Turk in here tonight in their backyard in New Orleans. I grew up on these boys right here, I grew up on these boys right here. I had to let y’all know that everything that goes on tonight, you better appreciate the shit, because it may not happen again.”

However, it wasn’t all good at the start of the show as Tunechi said he wasn’t feeling how dead the crowd was and for his manager to not book him for anything else like this in the future:

“I don’t know what kind of event they done invited me to, but this look like some kind of ball or something cause y’all ain’t moving. Y’all act like y’all got on nice dresses or something, nice shoes. I am the wrong motherfucker to hire for this type of situation, I don’t know what they done. I need to talk to my motherfuckin’ manager cause I don’t know what’s going on, they done put me in a R&B situation and I am a real Blood. Anyway ladies and gentlemen, my name is Tunechi, you in my city, I made this motherfucker.”

You can check out some clips of Tune from the event after the jump below!

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