Lil Wayne Says Kevin Durant Was Supposed To Be On ‘Welcome 2 Collegrove’

A Lil Wayne and Kevin Durant observe exists … and the rap legend simply revealed it nearly made it onto his most up-to-date mission with 2 Chainz, however he determined it merely wasn’t time to share it to the world.

Weezy spilled the beans in a Bleacher Report interview with Taylor Rooks, who stated she spoke with Durant earlier than their sit-down … and he let her in on their secret.

“He said he had a question — ‘Are you going to drop a snippet of you all song on the radio show?'” Rooks defined to Tunechi.

The “A Milli” rapper was caught off guard, as their duet was presupposed to be “on the low” … and Wayne hilariously known as KD out for tellin’ their enterprise.

“I just want you to know you messed up,” Wayne laughed as he despatched a message to the Phoenix Suns celebrity. “That song was being considered to be on ‘Carter VI’ and now since you’re saying something, it’s not goin’ on ‘Cater VI.'”

The truth is, Wayne stated it was initially presupposed to go on the “Welcome 2 ColleGrove” album that simply got here out in November … however he is saving their particular tune for one thing else.

“KD’s a jewel,” Wayne stated about KD’s rap abilities. “He’s a backpack rapper.”

“I can imagine he probably could call a timeout in a game, and probably ask him to rap and he probably got a verse for you.”

After all, Durant is not the one NBA participant with bars … Damian Lillard has been recognized to spit spectacular lyrics on his songs, together with his hit single devoted to Kobe Bryant.

Even Shaquille O’Neal was a gifted MC … and trendsetter Allen Iverson glided by the rap title Jewels.

Durant has some expertise within the rap recreation — not solely did he have the tune “It Ain’t Easy” with LeBron James, he was recently enlisted as A&R for Drake‘s “For All The Dogs” mission.