Lil Wayne

DJ Khaled has unveiled the video for his new single “I’m the One,” featuring Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper, and Lil Wayne. The video, which was directed by Eif Rivera, sees the group living it up at a lavish seaside mansion.

“I’m the One” currently sits at No. 2 on DJcity’s Hot Box chart. It is the second single off his forthcoming tenth studio album, Grateful.

Watch the video above and download the track on DJcity.

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Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Lil Wayne‘s single “No Frauds” has received the visual treatment.

Filmed in London and other locations, the video features Nicki dissing Remy Ma, and Drizzy and Weezy reflecting on their careers. It was supposed to be shot entirely in London, but according to Nicki, Wayne wasn’t “granted access” to the city.

“No Frauds,” which was DJcity’s 15th most downloaded of March, is the trio’s first collab since 2014’s “Truffle Butter.”

Watch the video above.

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Chance the Rapper performed his buzzing single “No Problem” with Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz on The Ellen Show. The performance, which featured a live band, was the Chicago rapper’s debut appearance on the show.

“No Problem” was included in the August edition of DJcity Trends and is currently number 76 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.

Watch the performance above and download the track on DJcity.

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DC Comics’ upcoming Suicide Squad movie doesn’t hit theaters until August 5, but DJs can now get their hands on the film’s anthem, “Sucker For Pain.” The song is stacked with artists, from rap stars Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, and Logic to rock giants Imagine Dragons and X Ambassadors. Stream it above and download it on DJcity.

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Well, it looks like Lil Wayne won’t be performing his anthem “Go DJ” anytime soon. Last night, the embattled rapper performed at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the DJ messed up big time. Instead of playing Weezy’s remix of “CoCo,” the DJ dropped the original version by O.T. Genasis and Wayne flipped out. Watch what happened above.
 
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Last month, Lil Wayne called out his label Cash Money and its boss Birdman for delaying the release of his next album. Now he’s suing the label for $51 million.
 
According to a lawsuit obtained by TMZ, Wayne says Birdman and Cash Money violated their deal by withholding tens of millions of dollars for his long-delayed album, Tha Carter V. The project has yet to be released and Wayne claims he’s entitled to leave the label as a result.
 
Apparently, Wayne was supposed to receive an $8 million advance when he began working on Tha Carter V and $2 million after completing it, but has yet to receive any of that money.
 
Wayne also wants the judge to declare he’s the joint copyright owner of all Young Money recordings, which includes Drake, Nicki Minaj and several others.
 
Young Money is an imprint of Cash Money and was founded by Wayne in 2005.
 
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Nicki Minaj’s The Pinkprint album dropped today, and one of the project’s standout tracks is a collaboration with her labelmates Drake and Lil Wayne titled, “Truffle Butter.” Some listeners might recognize the beat, along with Drizzy and Wayne’s verses, as they were previously featured on Mally Mall’s “Whatcha Say.”
 

Download: Nicki Minaj ft. Drake & Lil Wayne – Truffle Butter
 
It’s also been pointed out that “Truffle Butter” contains a sample of UK house star Maya Jane Coles, which sparked a backlash among some of her fans. She posted the following message on her Facebook page in response:
 
“It’s interesting to see all of the hateful comments about the Nicki Minaj track. As a producer that only makes music that I love, for me, it’s only an honor to have people from completely different scenes wanting to sample one of my productions. I NEVER compromise my own music. If I didn’t like it, why would I bother making it. If someone else likes what I have done and wants to sample it and use it in their own style then for me that is a huge compliment. just saying. PLUS also, why do people keep talking about money?? Record sales don’t make money anymore!!! This has nothing to do with money, I came from a hip hop background, that’s what got me into music in the first place. It’s so weird to have to explain myself about something I’ve always loved doing.”
 
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Lil Wayne vented his frustrations with his label Cash Money Records and its CEO Birdman on Twitter today. In a series of tweets directed to fans, Weezy said Cash Money won’t release his long-delayed ablum Tha Carter V and that he wants to leave the label. Read his words below:
 

To all my fans, I want u to know that my album won't and hasn't been released bekuz Baby & Cash Money Rec. refuse to release it.

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) December 4, 2014

This is not my fault. I am truly and deeply sorry to all my fans but most of all to myself and my family for putting us in this situation.

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) December 4, 2014

I want off this label and nothing to do with these people but unfortunately it ain't that easy

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) December 4, 2014

I am a prisoner and so is my creativity Again,I am truly sorry and I don't blame ya if ya fed up with waiting 4 me & this album. But thk u

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) December 4, 2014

Pray.

— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) December 4, 2014

 
Wayne’s tweets come as a surprise, as he’s maintained a close relationship with Cash Money for many years.
 
“Everybody knows I came into the game at 11 years old with Cash Money Records, before we even had a major deal,” Wayne told MTV News back in 2012. “We signed a deal in I don’t remember when, and I been with Cash Money ever since. So if you’re looking for integrity, I am the definition. If you’re looking for a person that’s gonna stay down, I am the definition. If you’re looking for loyalty, I am just that.”
 
In 2005, Wayne launched Young Money Entertainment, an imprint of Cash Money, and signed an additional four album deal in 2008. He’s also released five singles from Tha Carter V: “Believe Me,” “Krazy,” “Grindin’,” “Gotti” and “Start a Fire.”
 
Within minutes of tweeting, rapper Pusha T responded by suggesting that Wayne should join Kanye West’s label, G.O.O.D. Music:
 

@LilTunechi if u wanna drop albums & don't want your CEO's rubbing they hands all in your videos, COME TO GOOD MUSIC!! (Suge Knight voice)

— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 4, 2014

I never lied to the people not one time. pic.twitter.com/ssQtXHx75f

— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 4, 2014

@LilTunechi this too shall soon pass #cometoGOODMUSIC

— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 4, 2014

 
This isn’t the first time a Cash Money artist has voiced grievances with the label, though. In October, Tyga revealed on Twitter that his album, The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty, was completed but the label was “holding him hostage.” He sent the following tweet today, apparently in support of Wayne’s comments:
 

…@LilTunechi is LEGEND

— T-Raww (@Tyga) December 4, 2014

 
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The anaconda queen is back with a new single and this time it’s packed with a superstar lineup. Titled “Only,” the track features verses from Drake, Lil Wayne and Chris Brown over a beat produced by Dr. Luke, Cirkut and J Mike.
 

Download: Nicki Minaj ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, & Chris Brown – Only
 
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With their joint tour kicking off tonight in New York, Wayne and Drizzy join forces on “Grindin’,” their latest collaboration which features production from Boi-1da and Vinylz.
 
The track serves as the second single from Weezy’s highly-anticipated album, “Tha Carter V.”
 

 
Download: Lil Wayne ft. Drake – Grindin’
 
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