We thought this video might explain why XXL picked Lil Twist as one of their ’11 Freshmen. We were wrong. The clip does have some redeeming qualities, however, that being Wayne’s verse and the brunette.

Once again, Nicki hypnotizes the audience with her ethereal, gigantic ass, this time in Miami, during the “I Am Music II” tour. Enjoy.

Rick Ross announced that he will be dropping new music all week long to promote his upcoming Self Made compilation release. Today we see a new remix of his mixtape banger “9 Piece” featuring Lil Wayne, as well as  new collabo with Meek Mil called…uh… “2pac Back”. LISTEN: Rick Ross – “9 Piece” (feat. Lil [cont.]

Two separate reports surfaced this weekend, outlining the financial issues of Lil’ Wayne. First, he is being sued by the producer of “Lollipop”, “Let The Beat Build”, and “Mrs. Officer”, Darius “Deezle” Harrison. Harrison has filed a lawsuit against Young Money Entertainment for a sum of $20 million, over past due royalty payments. Harrison’s lawyer, [cont.]

Second single from Tha Carter IV due May 16th. Rick Ross is the only guest outside of the YMCMB camp, Birdman spoke with Billboard about the project. “He got to sleep for eight months,” he told Billboard, “and I think the rest gave him another energy, and he’s pouring it all out through his music.” [cont.]

Title track from T. Barker’s Can A Drummer Get Some LP, in stores now.

This has been routine during Nicki’s performances lately, but here it happens with Weezy as the john. Worth a second view, yes.

C. Breezy’s latest club-banger gets visual, as he channels his inner Mars Blackmon. Produced by Afrojack and Diplo, slain by Busta Rhymes.

Mon Like Deez caught up with Militia/Young Money’s own Cory Gunz to discuss the monster record “6’7″ music video, Rick Ross taking his album name, and what on earth is a “Terd-Burglar”?

New Weezy of unknown origin. LISTEN: Lil Wayne – “We Back Soon”

Hype Williams directed clip for the lead single to Tha Carter IV, leaked a little early. We smell a C&D.

Bout time these started coming out – Joell hops atop the Afrojack / Diplo beat, as made famous by Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes, and Lil’ Wayne. LISTEN: Joell Ortiz – “Look At Me Now (Freestyle)” (feat. Sebastian Rios) Joell Ortiz – “Look At Me Now (Freestyle)” (feat. Sebastian Rios)

Lil Wayne suggests his arms are too short to box with the god emcee.

The Def Jux intern returns with his new video from the Weezy F’in’ remix.

Jay Pharoahe does his best Lil Wayne; homeboy’s Em ain’t bad either.

LISTEN: Bruno Mars – “Grenade (Remix)” (feat. Lil Wayne) via: KC

DJ Khaled, T-Pain, Rick Ross, Plies, and Lil Wayne reunite for another single and video. Maybe they should form a group?

Jay-Z took offense to Baby aka Birdman’s earlier comments a few months back when he said that MTV naming Jay as the best rapper was a fluke. “I don’t think he a number one emcee in no kinda way,” Baby said “Wayne the best he do the most and he make the most money. I [cont.]

Despite the rivalry between Green Bay and Pittsburgh fans, Wiz Khalifa thought it was cool that Wayne covered his track for Super Bowl weekend, as told to MTV.

Is that Dr. Dre giving daps to Jay Rock? It’s possible that the two may collaborate on Detox or Jay’s upcoming LP, according to Twitter…. Killer Mike’s (aka Mike Bigga’s) Pl3dge has been pushed back from it’s original date of February 8th to August 19th. Too bad, we’re anxious to hear what came of those [cont.]