Lil Wayne has revealed that his secret to staying fit over the years has nothing to do with exercise, it’s all about what’s going on in the kitchen.
The Young Money boss recently caught up with Apple Music 1’s Zane Lowe for a conversation on everything from his latest single, DMX-powered “Can’t Nobody,” to his long-awaited 15th studio album. Carter VIWhen the chat turned into a more personal matter, Weezy revealed that watching his diet has helped him stay fit thanks to his mother’s influence.
“When I was 19, I moved to Miami. My mom was a chef. New Orleans was crazy, so she was so happy to move,” Lil Wayne said “One of the things she really wanted me to do was get a personal chef. So you’re not eating anything.”
“So from the age of 19 until now, I’ve always had a personal chef,” he continued. “I haven’t eaten fast food in forever. I can’t smell McDonald’s. The only gym I know is Jim Jones. I can’t lift weights. I don’t exercise.”
Wayne’s appearance at Apple Music 1 seems to indicate he’s building momentum to drop his next project. Ta Carter This is because it overlapped with the release of “Canto Nobody”.
The first offering from his upcoming album, the Swizz Beatz-produced song arrives amid rekindled debates on what’s next in hip-hop. billboard and vibes Top 50 rappers of all time list.
Ranked No. 7 behind JAY-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Nas, 2Pac, Eminem and Biggie, Wayne performed DMX’s 1998 cut “N-ggaz Done Started. Something.”
“Best rapper, former trapper, dress dapper / Swizzy gave me headbanger, necksnapper / X Factor, cite rapper / All you need is a DMX sample beat” Weezy spits on Hook.
Sadly passed away in 2021, X is currently ranked 21st. billboard and vibes The aforementioned list appears thanks to his signature barking vocals and an audio clip of him declaring, “You can’t fuck me with this rap shit.”
Lil Wayne also mentioned the list during an Apple Music 1 appearance, explaining that he simply doesn’t care about rankings because he’s sure everyone knows he really is the GOAT.
“Hey, who’s in front of me?” Wayne asked. “Was the list all-hip-hop included, like Before After? Ask them, they know what it is.”
Before Wayne on the list, in reverse order, were Biggie Smalls, Eminem, Tupac, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z.
