Lil Wayne may not be going to the Super Bowl this year, but he is dropping new music. Earlier this week, the Grammy-winning rapper took to his Instagram Stories to reveal he won’t be

Lil Wayne has shared he will not be at the Super Bowl on February 9. The rapper previously expressed disappointment at Kendrick Lamar being selected to perform at the championship event in his hometow

Lil Wayne made headlines when California rapper Kendrick Lamar was announced as the Super Bowl halftime performer, with many saying the NOLA native was "snubbed."

Days after the "Not Like Us" rapper, 47, was announced as this year's main Super Bowl performer in September, Lil Wayne told fans in an Instagram video that it "hurt a whole lot" to discover he didn't get the gig in his hometown.

GELO has teamed up with Lil Wayne on the remix of his 2025 runaway hit "Tweaker" on Friday (Feb. 7). The NBA G-League hooper and middle Ball brother (real name LiAngelo Ball) released the original song at the top of the year after it was previewed on popular streamer N3on's platform last December and it officially premiered on WorldStarHipHop.

Gelo 's "Tweaker" hit just received a second wind. A month after the record's debut, the athlete-turned-rapper unleashed its official remix featuring Lil Wayne . "Weezy F., and the F is for features,

The remix arrives shortly after Wayne announced his upcoming album Tha Carter VI, which Rolling Stone confirmed is scheduled to arrive on June 6. Gelo getting a co-sign from a rapper of Wayne’s legend and caliber is a promising sign for where his career might be heading off the court.

LiAngelo’s “Tweaker” reached No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100, and it didn’t take long before he was booked for Rolling Loud California, one of the biggest music festivals in the world. The next chapter in his journey came when he dropped the official remix to “Tweaker”,

The viral hit song "Tweaker" by LiAngelo Ball is getting a remix from one of the top artists in hip hop, Lil Wayne.