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You ever wonder what Lil Wayne looked like as a kid? Well, check out this clip of "Baby Lil Wayne" singing the hit song "How To Love."
The most hilarious part is when "Baby Lil Wayne" gets a text from Birdman telling him he kissed another man. The kid immediately snatches Stunna's picture off the wall and trashes it.
Peep it below.
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Meek goes in over Drake's "The Ride"
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French Montana and Coke Boy, Chinx Drugz hijack Tyga's "Rack City" instrumental and flip it into "New Jack City."
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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
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Here's the tracklisting for Drake's album, Take Care.
Album is due in stores on November 15.
Take Care Tracklisting:
1. “Over My Dead Body”
2. “Shot for Me”
3. “Headlines”
4. “Crew Love” feat. The Weeknd
5. “Take Care” feat. Rihanna
6. “Marvin’s Room” / “Buried Alive Interlude”
7. “Under Ground Kings”
8. “We’ll Be Fine”
9. “Make Me Proud” feat. Nicki Minaj
10. “Lord Knows” feat. Officer Ricky
11. “Cameras” / “Good Ones Go Interlude”
12. “Doing It Wrong”
13. “The Real Her” feat. Lil Wayne & André 3000
14. “HYFR (Hell Ya Fu**in’ Right)” feat. Lil Wayne
15. “Look What You’ve Done”
16. “Practice”
17. “The Ride”
Bonus
18. “Hate Sleeping Alone”
19. “Untitled” feat. Lil Wayne
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Shooting has wrapped up for Birdman's "Y U Mad" video. Here we get some great pictures from the set courtesy of Derick G.
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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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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.
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Lil Wayne's highly anticipated MTV Unplugged concert aired last night.
Backed by a live band, Weezy rocked out to some of his oldies, and played a new 'Tha Carter IV' track. "Nightmares At The Bottom."
The Young Money boss also paid tribute to fallen hip hop legend Tupac Shakur by performing "Hail Mary."
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Young Money rapper Jae Millz links up with Chris Brown for a video off his ‘Dead Presidents’ mixtape.
Chris shows off his rapping skills in this one. He actually seems really comfortable spitting, it’s a good bet we’ll be seeing him rapping more in the future.
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JumpOffTV invited Joe Budden to their discussion about who is signing to the Young Money roster next.
Low Key suggested that it could be Chris Brown. Raqi Thunda thinks the camp is already big enough and they should give Tyga and Jae Millz some shine.
Joe Budden on the other hand seemed to suggest that everyone on the roster besides Drake and Nicki Minaj is overrated.
“You can pick a bum off the street, make em say Young Money and he’s gonna be hot to all the f*cking sheep,” the Slaughterhouse MC said.
Low Key disagreed, saying that everyone Young Money has signed so far “has a bit of following.”
Buddens quickly shot back, “so Gudda Gudda has a following to you?” Before adding that he wished whoever the next signee is the best of luck.
Finally Joe was asked if he would sign to Young Money.
“I would take anything into consideration, I’m not sure that I would do it. But I’d consider it maybe., depending on if the deal was outstanding,” Joe said.
Personally I think the camp is starting to get too big. After adding the super talented rapper Cory Gunz the focus should be on getting his project out as well as Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter IV', plus Tyga's and Drake's sophomore discs. The idea that Chris Brown would sign with them seems far fetched. He's building huge momentum on his own and already has a solid label home with Jive.
What are your thoughts on Young money's current roster and possible additions? And was Budden dissing Gudda Gudda in your opinion?
Nicki Minaj’s ‘Pink Friday’ disc maybe getting good reviews in some circles, but Debra Antney isn’t impressed.
Antney, who happens to be Waka Flocka’s mom and Nicki’s former manager, gave Vibe her review of Minaj’s debut cd, and it wasn’t at all flattering.
Is this a case of sour grapes? Perhaps, but Antney has repeatedly said in the past that her split from Nicki was amicable.
So lets check out Antney’s ‘Pink Friday’ review as told to Vibe’s Tracy Garraud.
"It's terrible. I like some stuff, but she went too left. I don't think people were ready for her to come [out with pop]. When I had Nicki, I really wanted her to sing. That's why I took her for training cause Nicki loves singing, but she kept saying to me, 'Deb, I can't do it yet because people won't understand.' And that's why the [rap] mixture was done to introduce them to all of Nicki. I think [Pink Friday] was very disappointing to a lot of her fans. She didn't need a lot of [the] features. That was one of the biggest things like... you gave people so many features, give them you now. Nicki could be so much better because—outside of anything that people say—she's very multi-talented. I really wish that she would learn to be more of an artist.
I didn't particularly care for ["Roman's Revenge"], but when Eminem came in I liked it. He made the song. [Nicki] didn't have to go there with [Lil' Kim]. My views on that is that she came too far to go back that route. And Kim does not even have to go there. There are no comparisons to them. Some things are best left unsaid. The whole things is stupid. I'm very disappointed that she would go that route. 'Cause I know all that she was taught. She don't have to go there with anybody. That was the stuff we always discussed. People had to learn to love Nicki— that's how the door opened up. It wasn't about Kim or Foxy or any of the rest of them. So I was just a little disappointed [by her album], but If she likes it, I love it."
Ouch... what do yall think of Deb's review?
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