Lil Wayne will not be performing at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday in his hometown of New Orleans. But he will be releasing new music soon. The rapper revealed

The "Lollipop" rapper will skip Super Bowl 59 festivities in his hometown after he was passed over in favor of Kendrick Lamar as halftime performer.

Musician Lil Wayne confirmed that he won't be attending Sunday's Super Bowl in New Orleans, his hometown, during a message on his Instagram Stories this

Lil Wayne was notably disappointed following the news that Kendrick Lamar was selected to headline the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show in Weezy’s hometown of New Orleans. Many questioned his response, taking it as hate against the selected MC.

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."

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.

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”,

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,

At the end of Gelo's music video for his debut single "Tweaker," the burgeoning artist teased his next single, "Can You Please?" But before he moves onto something new, the athlete-turned-rapper LiAngelo Ball locked in for the official "Tweaker" remix,