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It's obvious Lil Wayne could care less what people think about his choice of wardrobe, but that doesn't mean he won't continue to be criticized.

Weezy and his YMCMB crew were performing at the MTV2's “Sucker Free Awards” at LIV Fontainebleau Miami Beach on Friday when a fan started to get on him about his giraffe-print pants.

The fan started screaming at Wayne, who was also wearing a yellow ski hat and matching fanny pack to "take off Lil Kim's jeans" and "f*ck Nicki Minaj."

Weezy was nominated for “Artist Of The Year” and “Album Of The Year” for Tha Carter IV. The show will air December 4th on MTV2 at 11P/10C.

Peep the hilarious clip below as well as YMCMB's full set which included performances by Lil Twist (“Turnt Up”), Tyga (“Rack City”) and Birdman featuring Lil Wayne ("Y U Mad).

Fan tells Wayne To Take Off Lil Kim's Pants

Full YMCMB Performance

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Bow Wow releases a new video dedicated to his love of the sticky icky.

The song is off his new mixtape, I'm Better Than You.

This is a bonus track off Drake's forthcoming cd Take Care, available November 15. Check out the album's inside art below.

Young Money artist Lil Twist drops a new Busta Rhymes assisted single from his upcoming album, Don’t Get It Twisted.

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Drake celebrated his 25th birthday in style at TAO Nightclub at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday (October 23).


The rapper/actor grabbed the mic to let the crowd know he was in a great mood and down for whatever.

"I’m here for ya’ll tonight," he said. "If you want to drink, if you want to dance, if you want to party—ladies, if you want to f*ck, I’m ’bout whatever. I turned 25 and I just want to thank each and every one of you for coming out tonight. I appreciate it. Let’s have some fun."


Check out pictures and video from the event below.

Pics from Rap-Up and Necole Bitchie

Drake's plan to have his sophomore cd come out October 24, on his 25th birthday have hit a snag.

The rapper announced via his blog yesterday that a couple of songs scheduled to appear on the disc need additional time to have samples cleared causing a delay in the album's release.

The new date for Take Care is November 15th, 2011. I managed to create this album in my hometown of Toronto and the thoughts and stories I wanted to get across just became so clear. It truly felt like when I was here 3 years ago making So Far Gone. So I have completed 19 songs (17 on physical and 2 on bonus), and have run into a roadblock of clearing 3 samples in time to make the October 24th date. My options were to take the songs off and make the birthday release happen, or to take an extra couple weeks to get the paper work right and give you the album they way I NEED you to hear it. The choice was clear as day for me. November 15th you will get Take Care the exact way I created it with no trimmings. This music means too much to me to get attached to dates and I do apologize for the delay but I promise that it is only for the benefit of our experience together. Club Paradise Tour will also be moved to when students are back from the Christmas/New Year break so that I can get to more schools. New dates will be released in the next week...see you all soon.

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Drake unveils the cover art for his sophomore album Take Care.

The disc is due out on Drizzy's 25th birthday, October 24 and according to Young Money President Mack Maine, it's shaping up to be a classic.

“As an artist, he’s polished up,” Mack told XXL. “The singing has definitely gotten better. He took lessons and kept working on his craft. He’s gotten better. He traveled the world. When you travel the world, you have that much more to talk about. His song making ability is crazy. Before, it might have been a hit, now it’s a super hit. Like ‘Marvin’s Room,’ that’s a song that people are gonna relate to when we’re dead and gone. [That type of situation has] happened before we came, it happens while we’re here. It’s gonna happen while we’re gone. He’s actually making timeless music.”

Tracklist:

01. Heaven
02. What My Future Holds
03. They Aint Got Shit On Me
04. It Is What It Is
05. Lame Ft. Jermaine Dupri
06. Mary Jane
07. On Some Other Shit
08. I Love Pussy
09. It’s Alive
10. 70 Bars And No Hook
11. 2 Yung 2 Give A Fuck Ft. Chris Brown

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Check out the behind the scenes footage of the video for Headlines, the lead single from Drizzy's upcoming sophomore album 'Take Care.'

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Drake is back on the scene with the first single from his upcoming sophomore album 'Take Care.' In stores October 24.

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Young Money rapper Tyga, is set to release his sophomore album 'Careless World' later this year.

Check out visuals for the album's official first single "Far Away" featuring Chris Richardson.

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Drake joined SBTRKT on stage last night (June 8) at their show at the Wrongbar in his hometown of Toronto for a performance of 'Wild Fire.'

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Cory Gunz prepares to release his first mixtape since signing with Young Money. This John Colombo directed clip is the lead track.

The mixtape 'My Gift Is Your Gift' drops this Friday.

Drake ~ Marvins Room (Official Video) from OctobersVeryOwn on Vimeo.

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Derick G give us a behind the scenes look at Young Jeezy's new Colin Tilley directed video for 'Ballin' featuring Lil Wayne.

The track will appear on Jeezy's upcoming cd 'Thug motivation 103.'

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Cash Money artist Bow Wow is battling demons (real or imagined?) in this video that was shot a year and a half ago, but is just now getting released.

At least one member of Young Money is unhappy with Universal Records.

Yesterday (June 23) Toronto rapper Drake let his 2.4 million twitter followers know that he's upset with the label for removing his music from the net.

Although he didn't mention the name of the songs he was referring to specifically, two new tracks, "Trust Issues" and "Marvin's Room" recently hit the net.

Universal has a very strict policy of removing download and streaming links of songs depending on the artist and whether or not the tracks were leaked prematurely.

Drake isn't the only artist dealing with this issue. Another Universal artist 50 Cent often releases free original material for his fans as well.

Albums and songs leaked by hackers are a huge problem for the industry, so it's understandable that labels want to protect their investments. But where do they draw the line between the hackers and artists doing it themselves?