For her black-and-white visuals to “Phoenix Rise,” Melody uses throwback footage of how intense the protests and fight for equality was during the Civil Rights era that paved the way for today’s righteous protests. Keep stirring up good trouble, y’all. Rest in Power, Sir.
Lil Wayne may have thought that 50 Cent’s problematic comment about Black women was funny, but his daughter Reginae Carter surely didn’t and she’s got plenty to say. Earlier this week, the oldest of the Carter children took to Twitter to denounce the laughing by her father, Lil Wayne, and 50 Cent on the latest episode of Lil Wayne's Young Money radio, in which the G-Unit head honcho claimed he caught flack from "angry Black women" over his choice to date "exotic women."
The Thug Misses Khia has moved on from dragging Trina and now has set her sites on Lil Wayne.
Although the Young Money honcho was reportedly engaged to curve model Latecia Thomas, it appears he's moved on with the Puerto Rican-Kuwaiti beauty.
Lil Wayne has returned this week with the eighth episode of Young Money Radio on Apple Music. On Sunday (Jun 14) Lil Wayne's Young Money Radio aired featuring Weezy speaking to special guests Nicki Minaj, T-Pain, Damian Lillard, N.O.R.E., and Lil Duval. While Weezy chopped it up with the usual questions with fellow MC, N.O.R.E. and frequent collaborator T-Pain, who joined the show to chat about his new song “Get Up” and donating the proceeds to Crime Survivors For Safety and Justice, it was his conversation with Damian Lillard and Nicki Minaj that left fans wondering what the Young Money cappo has in store.
Going the cartoon route for his visuals to “Savage Anthem,” PND illustrates the problems that come for a woman who’s in a relationship with a music celebrity. Well, at least he’s brutally honest about the issues that come with dating someone like him.
Deciding to take a break from the camera and just let everyone else do the work, Lil Wayne goes the animation route for his Takeoff assisted visuals to “I Don’t Sleep” which manifests most of Weezy’s lyrics in cartoon form and ultimately proves hella entertaining.
Lil Wayne Says Black Community To Blame For George Floyd’s Death, Twitter Drags Him By Last 2 Dreads
Lil Wayne has decided to share his thoughts on the horrific murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis officer, Derek Chauvin, but his stance on the issue has left some fans angry. On Thursday (May 28), during an interview with Fat Joe on Instagram Live, Lil Wayne shared his opinion on the current state of unrest and called out protestors for not being "specific" with their calls against police brutality.
The Young Money honcho hosted the show live from his Miami recording studio for the third installment of the program.
Lil Wayne is ready to embark on a brand new venture in this age of social media and podcasts with the launch of his new Young Money Radio on Apple Music and with that being the case Weezy looks to create some buzz with some new visuals to accompany his new show.
Lil Wayne and La’Tecia Thomas are engaged, but the two lovebirds decided to utilize a more permanent way to solidify their love.
Lil Wayne’s recent appearance on the podcast Drink Champs gave us a rare glimpse into the world of the rapper who honestly lives in his own world. N.O.R.E. touched on a bevy of topics including Wayne’s “beef” with Pusha T. Weezy revealed he has no idea why it was even a thing.