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Producer Streetrunner opened the archives to some of his past work with rapper Lil Wayne much to the delight of fans.
With summer just around the corner, a handful of songs are sure to reign supreme throughout the season (Drake’s “One Dance, anyone?), but there’s no clearcut dominant rap record. But in comes Wiz Khalifa with a potential anthem titled “Pull Up,” featuring Lil Uzi Vert.
It appeared to be all good just a week ago. Video has surfaced of what sounds like Lil Wayne saying “F*ck Cash Money” at a recent 420 rally in Colorado.
Lil Wayne will now join the dozens of entertainers and celebrities before him with the announcement of his own unscripted television series. The show, Lil Wayne’s House, will reportedly air on VH1 at a later unconfirmed date according to an artist on the Young Money label.
In a recent interview with N.O.R.E.’s Drink Champs podcast, Curren$y shared a story about how easy it is to get addicted to lean hanging around Lil Wayne.
Cash Money Records CEO Birdman is back on New York City radio demanding “respek.” This time he visited Hot 97’s Ebro In the Morning Show.
PARTYNEXTDOOR put his pen to work on Rihanna’s number one Drake-assisted single “Work,” which rested atop of the Billboard charts for nine weeks.
Lil Wayne and Tidal are teaming up for a one-of-a-kind music experience.
Late last week, Lupe Fiasco announced a few changes in the plans for the three albums–DROGAS, DROGAS light*, and his final album SKULLS–he will release this year. Now he whets fans appetites with “CONVERSATIONS #1” and a follow up titled “Meditations On a New Diasporic Mythology Complex.”
If you’re riding around this Saturday and you happen to see a bunch of people standing in line outside of that record store that you rarely go in, do not be alarmed, it’s not a “Going Out Of Business” sale, it is the eighth annual celebration of Record Store Day.
Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz joined forces on what most fans assumed to be a collaborative project in ColleGrove. It turns out that the 13-track release was actually a Chainz with a ton of appearance from Tunechi, which explains why he only appeared on eight of its records.
Lil Wayne is from New Orleans but best believe that Atlanta Hip-Hop has influenced him greatly. He proves this in a Genius clip where he spits some of CeeLo’s verse on “Goodie Bag.”