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.

Super Bowl is this evening in New Orleans but one of the city’s greatest sons won’t be part of the halftime performance. Rap icon Lil Wayne won’t be present on Sunday

Lil Wayne is back performing on a big stage despite not getting the Super Bowl halftime show gig. Earlier this year, Wayne spoke out and said he was

Just minutes before Kendrick Lamar took the stage in New Orleans for the Super Bowl 2025 halftime show, infamous sports personality Skip Bayless announced on X that he refused to watch the production.

In a recent episode of "The Skip Bayless Show," the 73-year-old sports broadcaster shared his brutally honest thoughts on the NFL's decision to overlook Lil Wayne. Bayless even floated a conspiracy involving rap icon Jay-Z, who "runs the entertainment department of the NFL."

Reginae Carter has come to her father, Lil Wayne’s, defense following criticism of his SNL 50 performance.

Some fans on social media said the rapper's "Saturday Night Live" performance proved that he should've headlined the Super Bowl.

Backed by the Roots, the New Orleans rapper performed an explosive career-spanning medley of his hits, including “Uproar,” “Lollipop,” “6 Foot 7 Foot,” “Mrs. Officer,” and the finale, “A Milli.” Miley Cyrus,