The mixtape you’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived. DJ Drama and Lil Wayne team up for the 3rd installment of their Dedication mixtape series. Grab the tracklist and download link.
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Ladies and Gents, here’s the official music video for T-Wayne’s “Can’t Believe It.”
T.I. - “Swagga Like Us” (feat. Jay-Z, Kanye, & Lil Wayne)
“You can go see Weezy for the wordplay, Jeezy for the bird play, Kanyeezy for diversity, and me for controversy.”
T.I.’s pulling out all the stops to ensure Paper Trail’s success. How the hell did he manage to fit all those egos on one song and still drop the strongest verse?
Fans of T-Pain’s robo-voice crooning and Lil Wayne’s brand of hip-hop will get two for the prize of one when their T-Wayne project finally hits stores. The serial collaborators have recorded so many tracks together that they now have enough material for not one, but two records: a collaborative album and a street album (better known as mixtape). (more…)
Gorilla Zoe - “Lost” (Feat. Lil Wayne)
Produced By: Drumma Boy
If you can get past Gorilla Zoe’s tone deaf singing, this is actually a decent jam. On the other hand, Wayne and that robot thingy are now eternally inseparable. May they live happily ever after.
Pretty much everything you expect from a song about “making it rain on ‘em.”
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The Game - “My Life” (Feat. Lil Wayne)
Here’s a quality, no DJ version of the latest single from Game’s LAX. An emotion-laden tune like this puts Game right in his comfort zone. “My Life” features some of the best rhymes I’ve heard from him in a very long time. I have a feeling that it will replace those drunken rap concepts on the album.
What’s your take on it? Hit or miss?
Lil Wayne - “Playing with Fire”
Rolling Stones - “Play with Fire”
The guys who own rights to the Rolling Stones’ song “Play With Fire” are suing Lil Wayne for ripping off the song. They claim that Wayne released an altered version of the same song without asking for permission. Universal Music Group was also named in the copyright infringement and unfair competition lawsuit.
The folks at Abkco Music Inc. said that Wayne’s version uses “explicit, sexist and offensive language,” and could give people the impression that the Rolling Stones approved of the rap version. At the risk of being booed, I have to say that their main concern seem to be that Wayne is a rapper. Plus, they want a slice of that Carter III cake.
