It’s been months since Lil Wayne first sent out his emotional response to not being selected by the Super Bowl to perform in New Orleans. However, the pain that he endured has still not gone away.

Lil Wayne really wanted to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Earlier this year, the Super Bowl came to New Orleans, Wayne’s hometown, and he waged a public campaign to get the Halftime Show.

In a new interview with Skip Bayless, Lil Wayne talked about Kendrick Lamar's song "wacced out murals" and how he feels about his Super Bowl performance.

Lil Wayne’s sixteenth solo project, Tha Carter VI, is slated for release on June 6, 2025. In a recent Rolling Stone interview, Wayne revealed a genre-spanning lineup of guests, including pop ...

Lil Wayne expressed deep disappointment after being passed over for the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans. Despite aligning himself with NFL expectations and increasing his visibility ...

Lil Wayne shared details of his incredibly unique encounter with Donald Trump in an April 17 interview with Rolling Stone. The famous rapper took a spur-of-the-moment photograph with President ...

Lil Wayne is taking his Green Bay Packers fandom to yet another level — didn't know that was even possible. Wayne and Mitchell & Ness are teaming up on a series of exclusive limited-edition ...

To celebrate the 2025 NFL Draft, which takes place in Green Bay on April 24-26, Lil Wayne has teamed up with Mitchel & Ness and the NFL to drop a limited-edition apparel collection that will ...

In a recent podcast appearance on the "Travis Hunter Show," rap icon Lil Wayne offered fans a surprising glimpse into a different side of his personality — his fierce competitiveness on the ...

Four concerts are scheduled in downtown Stockton in May. Los Ángeles Azules and Lil Wayne will perform at the Adventist Health Arena. Curren$y and David Bisbal will ...