When FWA dropped, it was only available to stream on TIDAL. Now it’s up on both Spotify and Apple Music for the first time, but it’s arrived with a somewhat different tracklist. “He’s Dead,” the James Brown-sampling “I Feel Good,” “Without You” featuring Bibi Bourelly, and “Thinking Bout You” are missing. Originally released in 2015, the 15-song FWA — Wayne’s 11th studio effort — featured guest appearances by Wiz Khalifa, Young Jeezy, Cory Gunz, Black Uhuru’s Junior Reid and singer/songwriter Jake Troth. The re-release, which dropped today via Young Money Records/Republic Records, includes 13 of the original tracks, along with the bonus song “We Livin’ Like That.”

Stream Free Weezy Album below; it’s got appearances from Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, Cory Gunz, Capito, Hoodybaby, and more, plus production from London on da Track, Infamous, Cool & Dre, and others.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2wVTLpA19kpk5qmkTASir0?si=ySg484igQHakhBVfs1wRbQ

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Titled “Loyalty,” the in-studio clip sees Weezy trading verses with Young Money stalwarts Gudda Gudda and HoodyBaby (together, they call themselves L.A.T., or Loyalty Amongst Thieves)…the trio effortlessly deliver choice bars over ChefBoy’RT‘s bouncy production.

Enjoy the visual above and — if you haven’t already — stream In Tune We Trust in full here. Last year, Wayne revealed that a new album titled Funeral is on the way, while former boss/father-turned-enemy Birdman promised that The Carter V would finally see the light of day. Let us hope that both of them are telling the truth.

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HoodyBaby, is a music artist, producer and songwriter from Dallas, Texas that works under 3 different aliases. In addition to HoodyBaby, the other 2 names to tell his story in music are Fat Leopard and Super Hood.

In his early 20’s, HoodyBaby used to go by the stage name HoodBoss and did a few features for Lil Ronnie and Tum Tum on songs such as “She’s All Mine“, “I’m From Dallas“, and “Backstabbers“. Getting shot and spending a couple of months in hospital made the Young Money artist decide to take his career seriously. During this time he chose to not let his writing and producing skills go to waste. He knew that if he stayed in the streets his only options would be jail or death. Hood officially signed to Young Money as an artist in 2015 and he also has a production deal with Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.

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