On Sunday (July 7), Lil Wayne hopped on Instagram Live ... which can be seen below, Weezy F. Baby spoke about his time at Michael Rubin’s Fourth of July all-white party in The Hamptons.

Guests will put up $50,000 for a ticket, or $100,000 to play in the starry tournament, but the 300 lucky attendees will need ...

The Reform Alliance’s high-stakes fundraising gala is returning to Atlantic City this September, and The Weeknd is going to ...

After the disastrous casino run, that was the final straw for Lil Baby, who told his friend and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin to call the casinos he used to frequent and ban him from ever being able ...

Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin held his annual all-white party in ... He also belted out "We Be Steady Mobbin'" while guests like Lil Baby watched in amazement. Once the party entered after-hours ...

Lil Baby lost so much during a one-day gambling streak that his friend, Michael Rubin , had to intervene. To promote his upcoming fourth album, WHAM (Who Hard as Me), the Atlanta rapper appeared ...

He went on to say that he has since stopped himself gambling or going to casinos, with the help of his friend, billionaire entrepreneur Michael Rubin (CEO of sports platform Fanatics). Lil Baby ...

Billionaire businessman Michael Rubin ... was attended by Jay-Z, Lil Durk, 21 Savage and others, the 2024 version was just as star-studded with Drake, Lil Wayne, Lil Baby, Megan Thee Stallion ...

Michael Rubin woke up twice and never got anywhere ... Rubin, who is also close with JAY-Z, Travis Scott, Lil Baby, and many others, got chastised by his friend Meek Mill as well as many others.

Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin shared pictures of some of the high-profile names in attendance. Artists like Quavo, Drake, Megan Thee Stallion, GloRilla, and Lil Wayne, made cameos in Rubin’s post ...