B.G.

Apparently Weezy wasn't feeling too good.

B.G. said the internet flipped the simple moment into something much bigger.

The long-rumored reunion of the iconic Cash Money group didn't live up to expectations, as only Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and B.G. showed up, with the former hopping onstage only after his former bandmates were finished.

The New Orleans rapper said he has no information about the reunion tour and album that B.G. and Juvenile teased earlier this year.

Per the Hot Boys alum's legal team, B.G. "intends on resuming his career" without any such requirement.

The quartet disbanded in 2001 with a three-album run.

The Hot Boys rapper returned home last September after serving 12 years on gun charges.

The Hot Boys alum went on to say that he'll "tell a n***a I love him and call him a bitch all in the same sentence."

The Cash Money vet is a free man after serving a 12-year sentence for gun possession and witness tampering.

A federal judge has rejected B.G.'s petition to get out of prison before his gun possession sentence is up. He will stay in federal prison until 2024.

It’s been a whirlwind couple of years for BackRoad Gee, but the wins don’t stop just yet as he strikes once more with decadent rap anthem “A Yo” (f/ friends).

Lil Wayne and Turk have both showed their condolences on Twitter.

The 37-minute film includes interviews, concert footage, and behind-the-scenes clips.

Turk drops a bonus cut off his "Blame It On The System" project.

B.G. reaches out for the first time from the inside.

It all stems from a 2009 traffic stop.

The rapper faces up to 30 years in prison and multiple fines.