• Lil Wayne, G-Eazy Remix ILoveMakonnen, Carnage 'I Like Tuh'

    Lil Wayne and G-Eazy have hopped on the remix for ILoveMakonnen and Carnage's spring single "I Like Tuh." The two rappers add their own verses in place of Makonnen's, while managing to rap over Carnage's wonky production with its high-pitched synths.
  • Lil Wayne Kicked Off Private Jet After Smoking Weed, Sipping Sizzurp

    Just because you're a world famous rapper, it doesn't mean you can do what you want, where you want. That's a lesson Lil Wayne had to learn the hard way. According to a new report, the "Glory" rapper was booted off a private jet by the pilot after lighting up joints with his crew.
  • Young Thug and Mike WiLL Made It Drop New Single 'I Need Chickens' [LISTEN]

    Young Thug's "Lifestyle" may be changing soon, based on crazy charges that he and Birdman may have been behind a murder attempt on Lil Wayne. That hasn't seemed to hurt his flow however, as the performer released two new Mike WiLL Made It-produced tracks: "Pacifier," earlier this week, and now "I Need Chickens."
  • Birdman Sues TIDAL for $50 Million Over Lil Wayne's 'Free Weezy Album'

    Though Birdman was just named in an indictment that alleges he was involved in a plot to kill Lil Wayne, he's showing no attempt to make amends with his former "son," who's still fighting to free himself from Cash Money Records. If that lawsuit wasn't enough, Birdman has brought forth another. He is suing Jay Z's TIDAL for recently releasing Lil Wayne's 'Free Weezy Album' -- to the tune of $50 million.
  • Young Thug: 'Barter 6' Rapper Has Drugs & Weapons Violations Added to Terroristic Threats

    It's been a tough couple of days for Young Thug. Yesterday, the Atlanta rapper was charged with making "terroristic threats," and soon after, on an unrelated note, he was named in an indictment for plotting to kill Lil Wayne. Now, the Barter 6 rapper has racked up some new charges, as police found drugs and weapons when they raided his house for the aforementioned terrorism allegations.
  • Birdman, Young Thug Conspired to Kill Lil Wayne in Bloods-Related Tour Bus Shooting

    The June 2 Lil Wayne tour bus shooting now seems to be a part of a grander scheme. The indictment of the charged shooter, Jimmy Winfrey, now names Tunechi's former associates (and mentor) Young Thug and Birdman as conspiring to kill the Free Weezy Album rapper, while Winfrey looked to gain street cred with the infamous Bloods gang.
  • Lil Wayne and Birdman Have Akward Run-In At Club LIV Miami [WATCH]

    While some artists have begun to close the chapter of their time spent with Cash Money Records, such as Turk, who recently settled with former label home for undisclosed amount, Lil Wayne still remains at war with parent label and long-time affiliate Bryan "Birdman" Williams. Now he has had an awkward run-in with Williams this past Sunday at Club LIV in Miami.
  • Lil Wayne Talks Cash Money Records, Birdman, Hot Boys Reunion

    Yesterday Lil Wayne announced that the first inaugural Lil Weezyana Fest will take place at the end of August in New Orleans where he will reunite the Nola supergroup Hot Boys, plus Cash Money Records producer Mannie Fresh. To help push the news, Weezy called into Q93 to chat with Wild Wayne and discuss the new live event and reminisce about past times with the Hot Boys and when things were good with Birdman instead of the current lawsuit.
  • Lil Wayne, Charlie Puth Share "Nothing But Trouble" from '808'

    Lil Wayne and Charlie Puth have linked up to deliver possibly the biggest track on Atlantic/Big Beat's soundtrack for the upcoming film 808 about the influence of the Roland RT-808. Presumably unlike the documentary, the "Nothing But Trouble" laments the new breed of "model" that only aspires to gain traction on social media, notably Instagram and Twitter. Charlie Puth of "See You Again" fame carries the hook with his soft and vulnerable voice with that same theme.
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