Lil Wayne kicked off a brand new season of Young Money radio with the debut of two new songs with 2 Chainz from their forthcoming album.
On Friday (October 27), Weezy returned to the Apple Music airwaves. Alongside Chainz, the pair debuted “Long Story Short” and the Benny The Butcher-assisted “Oprah and Gayle” – each tracks will land on Welcome 2 ColleGrove, which is ready to reach on November 17.
Benny known as in so as to add to their dialog, and spoke on the collab with the seasoned duo.
“Both of these guys’ music and they running me been definitely educational with me and I’m just learning from these dudes,” he stated. “I’m trying to impress these guys, man, and show these guys like, ‘Man, thanks for calling me, giving me nine to come get on this track, man.’ You know what I’m saying? This is my first time pulling up on Chainz.”
He additionally revealed he’d discovered the tune title in actual time and was honored that they named it off of certainly one of his bars.
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You can watch Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz’s dialogue under. To hear to the 2 new tracks, hearken to the complete episode by way of Apple Music right here.
Last week, Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the place previous to hitting the stage to carry out “Presha,” the duo gushed about their longtime friendship.
“I mean, once we linked up, we were friends from there,” stated Weezy, noting they first met at an Atlanta studio. 2 Chainz got here throughout to Wayne as a laid-back man who graduated from school and hooped.
2 Chainz Admits Working With Lil Wayne Gives Him Slight ‘Anxiety’
When requested to elaborate on how the pair started as longtime collaborators, they each appeared to get a bit of shy. “Uh…Wayne wanted cannabis,” stated 2 Chainz, signaling to Fallon he was at one cut-off date Tunechi’s weed provider.
“And so every time I would go to Atlanta and I wanted to speak about that one thing [marijuana], I would always call [2 Chainz] to talk about that,” Wayne added.
It’s not simply 2 Chainz who thinks extremely of Lil Wayne, as Master P lately praised the New Orleans rhymer throughout an interview with HipHopDX.
“Lil Wayne, I mean, he’s the G.O.A.T.,” the No Limit mogul instructed DX on the purple carpet on the City of Hope Spirit of Life Gala final week. “Where we come from – Louisiana to the world – you haven’t seen greatness like that. Lyrical, talented. Shout to Cash Money records. No Limit Records in the building.”
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