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Here is the official music video for Kevin Rudolf‘s “Champions” single featuring his former Cash Money Records label-mates Lil Wayne, Fred Durst and Birdman. The visual was shot behind a green screen in Miami all the way back on September 19th, 2012 and it includes cameos from Busta Rhymes, Ace...

Here is the official music video for Birdman and Juvenile‘s “Ride Dat” single featuring Lil Wayne. The visual, which was shot in Downtown Miami at the end of August, includes cameos from Jacquees and DJ Stevie J. This DRoc-produced collaboration will appear on Baby and Juvie‘s forthcoming Just...

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Both Birdman and Juvenile have took to their social media pages to announce a brand new single featuring Lil Wayne. The song, which will be called “Ride Dat“, will appear on Baby and Juvie‘s forthcoming Just Another Gangsta 2 album. There is currently no release date for “Ride Dat” except for...

For this week’s “Feature Friday” installment, I have picked a song from former Cash Money Records artist Lil Zal called “My Blok” featuring a verse from Lil Wayne. This Rodney Jerkins-produced track is a leftover from the Honey: Music From & Inspired By The Motion Picture official soundtrack...

Captain stunna, I ride with a Mack 11 Cause I'm a Uptown hunter, a big dope fronter And 10 a ki still a number I ride Rolls Royce Canisus I took my main hoe out a Yukon and put her in a drop top Benzie I got these bytches trailin' me nikka, cause I got a little money Got these hoes wanna give me...

"We forever in business with Drake.:ufdup:"

That awkward silence :francis: Wack got him comfortable by treating him like he was a big homie and then fukked him over. Would have been better off building his resume.

I wouldn't call the album a classic or anything but it had some heat on it and doesn't have many skippable songs. I was going through some old burned CDs, found it and put it on. I think Birdman did a decent job as far as rapping goes even though he didn't write. The guest features were nice too.

Lil Twist sits down with REVOLT TV for an interview on their “On Clout 9” series, which is where artists rank certain topics on a scale of 1 to 9. During their conversation, Young Carter ranked numerous subjects including: Mohawks, rolling papers, backwoods, NBA 2K, automatic sinks, Bow Wow...

James Prince sits down with Justin Hunte for The Company Man to promote his new book, The Art & Science Of Respect, and to react to the news of Lil Wayne leaving Cash Money Records. The Rap-A-Lot Records CEO said it is a big success for Tunechi to be released from Cash Money and mentioned he...

For #ThrowbackThursday, here is a rare Lil Wayne interview with Peaches Records music retailer in New Orleans, Louisiana that took place in April, 2003. During their conversation, Weezy discussed his Young Money record label, Juvenile signing back to Cash Money Records, the Sqad Up group...

Jacquees recently chopped it up with TIDAL to promote his debut studio album, 4275, available on all music platforms now. The Cash Money Records artist revealed Lil Wayne is his favorite rapper and his dream collaboration, as well as that Birdman told him personally he will make the collabo...

Somebody take this nikkaz' phone from him please :mjlol: Everytime something happens, he tries to play the role of the Ambassador of the Black Community....This nikka started a bogus racism protest against Houston's simply to cover up for the fact that his own restaurant failed and he was...

"For about maybe 2, 3 weeks... we use to call him Baby Brooks. And e'ry body use to go tell Ms Gladys, "well Ms. Gladys... what wha wha what his name?" She say, "Baaby" " :wow:

@2:55 Did they not get flack for this back in the day? Did they not get banned from radio? Promoting domestic violence on the lead single from a platinum album?:gucci:

wanted to listen to some B.G. today on my drive and was shocked not to find any of those albums on there. :birdman: is there any other albums that you've been surprised arent on any of the streaming platforms ? i remember making a playlist on Spotify and was looking for Firm Biz if i...

It seems like most Lil Wayne stans think that his career started with The Carter...they don't even acknowledge his first 3 albums

"We spunt it all on tahlits pleighboi" :birdman: