At the end of May, DaBaby sat down with XXL for an interview on their “Who Am I?” video series, which you can watch below.
Throughout their conversation, the Cleveland rapper revealed he listened to Lil Wayne‘s music while growing up, as well as that he wants to do a song with Weezy.
Would you like to see a collaboration from DaBaby and Tunechi in the future?!
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?”!
For the anniversaries of “Bling Bling” and Tha Block Is Hot, which both turn 20-years-old this year, Mannie Fresh chopped it up with XXL for an interview.
While discussing the classic single and classic album, Mannie revealed what advice he gave to Lil Wayne, explained the Fresh Files project will be full of songs which didn’t make Tha Carter V, and disclosed what we can expect from that project, and more.
“Shit, I got about two albums worth of songs on Wayne.”
You can check out everything that Fresh said after the jump below! Are you looking forward to hearing his and Wayne‘s upcoming album?
Polo G recently sat down with XXL for the latest edition of their “Who Am I?” video series.
Around the 0:47 mark of the clip, which you can check out below, Polo was asked which music artists he listened to while growing up to which he answered Lil Wayne.
The Chicago rapper then revealed Wayne was one of his musical influences: “Growing up I listened to Lil Wayne, that was one of my main influences, music-wise, because of his wordplay and metaphors!”
Over 30 hip-hop artists (33 to be exact) have revealed to XXL what their favorite project in Lil Wayne‘s discography is.
Included in the list of 33 rappers are: Ace Hood, Asian Doll, Curren$y, Dave East, DJ Khaled, G-Herbo, G-Eazy, Juicy J, King Los, Lil Durk, Problem, Royce Da 5’9″, Swizz Beatz, T.I., Trippie Redd, Tyga, Vic Mensa, and more.
The answers that some of them chose, which you can see below, vary from the Sqad Up mixtapes to the Hot Boys albums, to the Dedication mixtapes, to the Da Drought mixtapes, to the No Ceilings mixtapes, to the Sorry 4 The Wait mixtapes, to The Suffix, to Tha Block Is Hot, to Tha Carter albums, and to Like Father Like Son!
Wifisfuneral recently participated in an interview with XXL for their 2018 Freshman cover, which you can check out below.
At the 1:00 mark of their conversation, the 22-year-old Florida rapper revealed Lil Wayne inspired everything about him including his face tattoos.
“There’s no other artist that spoke to me like Lil Wayne, you know what I mean, as far as like on some rap shit”
Click here to also see Wifisfuneral give an interview earlier this year about Weezy‘s influence on him!
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