From Perfections to King of Diamonds, Jomo, Weezy and T.W.O. keep their pockets swole and the strippers happy in their new clip. Just your typical Vampire Life.

In August, Lil Wayne confessed that he didn’t like New York. The comment triggered outrage from politicians to fellow rappers. But while everyone was up in arms, Weezy says he was oblivious to the controversy. “I have to be honest with you, dog: All I do is work, and I swear to God, I don’t even know the reaction. If I knew the reaction I’d know how to be able to answer that question, but I don’t know the reaction. […]

With his DEWnation right behind him, Lil Wayne asks too many damn questions in his second commercial

Lil Wayne’s upcoming prison memoir, Gone Till November will document his time behind bars from March to November 2010. The 23-page hardcover will be

Stuntin to the max with Weezy, T.I. drops his new single produced by Rico Love and Earl & E. The video’s been shot and will be released October 22. Trouble Man arrives December 18.

It’s Go Skating Day 2012. Narrated by Angie Martinez, we get a look at Weezy and Mountain Dew’s announcement of opening their skate park in N.O.’s 9th Ward. Previously: Pt. 4

Joe Budden’s been sitting on this record since the summer. Splash got the drop on it, and it now features Tank in addition to Lil Wayne. Sonically, the track is reminiscent of Drake’s “I’m On One”. Considering the impact that had on radio, could this be Joey’s attempt of returning to the FM dial? Quite possibly. Look out for A Loose Quarter coming soon.

DJ Drama says this was supposed to make the Carter IV. But since it didn’t, here’s the mp3 for your listening pleasure. It sounds a little like “Look At Me Now”, which probably explains the inclusion of Mr. Brown.

If you didn’t get the special invite, no worries. For his big 3-0, TRUKFIT shares the highlights of Tunechi’s evening filled with food, booze, bikini-clad women and, of course, skating.

It was already a full stage at Club Nokia last night for the Camp Flog Gnaw Tour. Somewhere between Odd Future’s set, they brought out Tune for his live edition of “No Worries”, “Pop That” and “Radicals”. Tyler also premiered a new song. 99point1percent