DJ Khaled and Jadakiss recently had a conversation on #BeApp, which you can check out below.
During their discussion, the two of them reflect on Lil Wayne‘s work ethic and how if they sent him a song, Weezy would always send his verse back before the night is over.
Also in their convo, Khaled recalls Tunechi recording 10 big features in front of him before then going on to record 2 more classics in “We Takin’ Over” and “Brown Paper Bag” (Kiss also mentions he begged to get on this one)!
If you missed episode 2 of “Young Money Radio” on Friday evening, you can now re-listen to it all in the video after the jump below.
Throughout the show, Lil Wayne chatted and shared stories with special guests that included Stephen A. Smith, DJ Khaled, Jalen Hurts, Shaquille O’Neal, and Drake.
We’ve already heard the full conversation with Drizzy, but there were some other cool points from the rest of the conversations, such as Shaq loves working out to “Cannon” off Dedication 2 and Khaled recalls Wayne recording at least 20-30 songs before doing his “We Takin’ Over” and “Brown Paper Bag” verses all in one night!
Fat Joe recently sat down with Elliott Wilson for an interview on TIDAL’s CRWN series.
During their conversation, Joe recalls playing Lil Wayne the “We Takin’ Over” song from DJ Khaled in the studio as they wanted him on it and how Weezy was just staring at the speakers the whole time like he was ready to fight them.
After he played his own verse, Joey Crack remembers Tunechi telling the engineer “I’m ready” before then proceeding to spit the classic verse. In disbelief, the Bronx rapper says: “this nigga bodied me man” and that he “learned from Wayne a lot” after witnessing this in person!
Cool & Dre recently chopped it up with DJ Booth over the phone to share stories behind some of their biggest songs that they have produced.
One of these tracks that the production duo named as one of the biggest in their catalogue is Lil Wayne‘s “Phone Home” off his Tha Carter III album.
You can check out Cool & Dre reveal how “Phone Home” came about, which was during a recording session for DJ Khaled’s “We Takin’ Over” single, below.
The Miami producers also explain that the idea and start of Tunechi‘s Rebirth album came after creating this C3 song with Tune!
For episode 253 of Complex’s “Everyday Struggle” series, special guest Fat Joe sat down with DJ Akademiks and Nadeska to speak on various subjects that you can check out below.
At the 46:30 mark of their conversation, Joey Crack discussed Lil Wayne killing him on DJ Khaled’s “We Takin’ Over” single, called Wayne the “best rapper on earth at that time”, and told a story of what Weezy‘s recording process was like for his verse on “We Takin’ Over“, which included him standing in front of some big speakers at The Hit Factory and coming up with “I am the beast, feed me rappers or feed me beats” line.
Joe also mentioned that he owes Tunechi so much for teaching him how to work as rappers in his era don’t work as hard as the new millennium rappers and said that he used to always think he had to keep on working himself as he knew Tune would be somewhere working.
Later on in the interview at the 51:30 mark, Fat Joe shared his thoughts on Lil Wayne‘s current situation with Birdman, as well as pointed out that all these new rappers owe Wayne a favor as they all rap exactly like him, but not as good.
Joey Crack even revealed that he loves Mr. Carter as a person, called him a true friend (which is rare in the music industry), and says Weezy is very intelligent, plus misunderstood as people will look at him and see the dreads and tattoos, but that’s not who he truly is!
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