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Lil Wayne Reveals Whether He'll Attend the 2025 Super Bowl as He Teases 'Something Very Special'
In a video shared to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Feb. 4, Lil Wayne had a cryptic message for fans ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl.
Lil Wayne will not attend Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans: 'I'm not going to be there'
Hopes of spotting Lil Wayne at Super Bowl LIX look dashed with the Hollygrove native saying he will not attend the big game Tuesday. "Y'all know I'm not going to be there this week. Which means I guess there's a seat to fill," Lil Wayne said in a video on Instagram this week.
Lil Wayne's 'SNL 50' performance reignites Super Bowl discourse on social media
Some fans on social media said the rapper's "Saturday Night Live" performance proved that he should've headlined the Super Bowl.
Lil Wayne's Daughter Slams People Hating on Father's ‘SNL 50' Performance
Reginae Carter clapped back at those hating on Lil Wayne 's "SNL 50" performance. After Wayne performed a medley of his hit songs during Sunday's show, with The Roots acting as his backing band, some people used his performance as an example of why he wasn't selected to play the Super Bowl,
Lil Wayne's Daughter Reginae Carter Curses Out 'SNL 50' Performance Haters
Lil Wayne's daughter Reginae Carter is swatting down critics of his 'SNL 50' performance, especially since they're comparing it to Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl set!!!
Lil Wayne Lands New Job After Super Bowl Halftime Show Snubbing
Lil Wayne has landed a new job after his snubbing at the Super Bowl 59 Halftime Show. The New Orleans, Louisiana native was a popular pick to be the halftime show performer at Super Bowl 59 this year.
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Lil Wayne and The Roots elevate SNL’s 50th anniversary
The historic 50th anniversary special of Saturday Night Live reached unprecedented heights as Lil Wayne and The Roots came together for ...
Miley Cyrus, Brittany Howard, And The Roots Honor Sinéad O’Connor With An ‘SNL50’ Performance
Elsewhere in the show, Dave Chappelle introduced a performance by Lil Wayne, who was also backed by The Roots. He performed a medley of hits featuring “Uproar,” “Lollipop,” “6 Foot 7 Foot,” “Mrs.
Lil Wayne defends Jordan Love, talks Lakers' championship on 'First Things First'
Rapper Lil Wayne talked about Packers quarterbacks of past and present, among other topics, while guest hosting "First Things ...