Lil Wayne's resurgence in 2023 has been awesome to witness. His performances sprinkled throughout the year for the VMAs, the ESPYS, and others show he is still able to perform at a high level. While numbers-wise his last tape Tha Fix Before Tha VI was not a success, Wayne's abilities have not died whatsoever. Perhaps the most exciting news of all is that he and 2 Chainz are making their highly-anticipated return very soon. In fact, it will be on November 17 when we get the follow-up to COLLEGROVE. Welcome 2 ColleGrove looks to feature the likes of Benny The Butcher, Juicy J, and potentially more.
Fans already got their first listen of the collaboration album with "Presha" not too long ago. Of course, with all of this commotion around them, both Wayne and 2 Chainz have done multiple interviews. One of them even includes Weezy's return with Young Money Radio. The most recent chat is from FS1's Undisputed with the Louisiana rapper's close buddy Skip Bayless.
Lil Wayne Is Old!
One of the things that makes him so great is his lyricism and one-liners. Most hip-hop fans know that he stopped writing lyrics when he heard that Jay-Z stopped doing it as well. However, on the sports talk show, he admitted that he was getting too old to remember what he had written down. According to a breakdown from HipHopDX, Wayne said, "Thank God for the iPhone. Before, I would have to remind myself all day because I don’t write nothing down." He hilariously continues, "I don’t write because I’m too old and too tired to be trying to read." You have to respect his honesty and humility here.
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