“Wen I was little I always said my whole life, Ima be like lil Wayne And get famous and rich and have 6kidz”
– Chief Keef

Weezy appeared to be calling out the fashion choices of ASAP Rocky and Kanye West in new mixtape “Dedication 5.”

Lil’ Tunechi made an official statement to fans that he is hard at work on new music.

Maybach Music Artist Meek Mill took twitter to shout out the new banger from newly signed Interscope artists L.E.P. Bogus…

Lil’ Wayne makes a surprise appearance for a remix of Future’s “Turn on the Lights.” Lil’ Wayne, who is no stranger to controversy, is in the news ocean again for a homophobic metaphor made against R&B singer Frank Ocean in the song.

Lil’ Wayne had a ‘little’ surprise for listeners patiently waiting for his latest mixtape Dedication 4 that dropped late Monday afternoon.

Is there a Cash Money Hot Boys reunion in the works? Rapper Juvenile, who was once the front man of the group, told MTV’s Sway Colloway on Rap Flix Live, “It’s possible.”

The Young Money Cash Money Billionaire general took part in the Celebrity Court of Dreams charity game at the American Airlines Arena in Miami this past weekend. The YMCMB All-Stars faced off against the South Beach All-Stars amateur athletic union team. Wayne does more than platinum selling albums. He also takes time mentor middle school youth.

Nicki Minaj released her music video “Stupid H**” a while back. The video is infamous with 42,323,524 views, yet also has 228, 707 likes and 494,458 dislikes.But we noticed something very odd in the video beginning at 48 seconds. A Nicki Minaj Barbie doll flashes across the screen. The doll features Nicki Minaj with enlarged buttocks. We couldn’t help, but liken this to Sarah Baartman, the so-called “Hottentot Venus.”

Mo money mo problems for superstar rapper Lil Wayne. The YMCMB general is being sued by promoter Red City Entertainment for failure to perform during a schedule concert performance in the Bahamas.

Kanye West found commercial success with his debut album “The College Dropout.”
Mazyar Kazerooni found success in the Internet business as a “high school dropout.”Kazerooni was 15-years-old when he started his first Internet company. The profits, he said, were enough to convince his parents to allow him to drop out of high school to focus on his business