Who's zoomin' who in hip-hop? Not Lil Wayne's ex-girlfriend Lauren London, who has dismissed reports she's pregnant with producer/singer The-Dream's child. She don't even now him like dat!

London and Weezy have a son, Lennox, who is 2. Now, rumors abound that London had a fling with producer/singer The-Dream and got herself knocked up.

London tweeted about the gossip, writing: "Morning Rumors. Blah blah blah. No I'm not pregnant or Nor (sic) do I even know the Dream like that. Now back to real life. God Bless."

The-Dream has a daughter, Violet, with ex-wife Christina Milian.

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Lil Wayne gets Derick G to record PSA #2 were Wayne and Mack Maine introduce Young Money’s newest member, Torion Sellers. I previously posted about this on YoungMoneyHQ back in August, but it looks like the deal has only now just been made official. Torion, who is 14-years-old, can rap, sing and dance, and has been described as a: “cross between Justin Bieber and Chris Brown”.

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Yesterday, Lil Wayne and the YMCMB crew (Birdman, Slim, Mack Maine, Lil Chuckee, Chris Richardson and Detail) went back home to New Orleans to hand out turkey’s for their “17th Annual Thanks Giving Day Turkey Giveaway“

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This dude soft Wayne didn't even hear him!

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Below, you can see a list of all the awards Lil Wayne has won since the start of his career. You can also see all of the awards Weezy has been nominated for too.

Awards:

Award	Song/Album/Mixtape	Category
BET Awards 2011	Look At Me Now	Video Of The Year
BET Awards 2011	Look At Me Now	Best Collaboration
BET Awards 2011	Look At Me Now	Viewer’s Choice Award
BMI Awards 2010	-	Most Performed Urban Song Of The Year
BMI Awards 2010	-	Urban Songwriter Of The Year
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	No Ceilings	Mixtape Of The Year
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	Drop The World	The People’s Crown
ASCAP Awards 2010	Mrs. Officer	Award Winning Rap Song
ASCAP Awards 2010	Forever	Award Winning Rap Song
BET Awards 2010	-	Best Group
BET Awards 2009	-	Best Male Hip Hop Artist
Grammy Awards 2009	Lollipop	Best Rap Song
Grammy Awards 2009	Swagga Like Us	Best Rap Performance By A Group
Grammy Awards 2009	Tha Carter III	Best Rap Album
Grammy Awards 2009	A Milli	Best Rap Solo Performance
BMI Awards 2009	-	Urban Songwriter Of The Year
MTV Europe Music Awards 2008	-	Artists Choice
MTV Video Music Awards 2008	Lollipop	Best Hip Hop Video
BET Awards 2008	Lollipop	Viewer’s Choice
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	-	MVP Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	A Milli	Track Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	Lollipop	Best Ringtone Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	Tha Carter III	CD Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	I’m So Hood (Remix)	Best Hip Hop Collabo
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	-	Lyricist Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	A Milli	People’s Champ
Ozone Awards 2008	-	Best Rap Artist
Ozone Awards 2008	-	Best Lyricist
Ozone Awards 2007	You	Best Rap/R&B Collaboration
Ozone Awards 2007	-	Mixtape Monster Award
Ozone Awards 2007	We Takin’ Over	Best Video
Ozone Awards 2007	-	Best Lyricist
Ozone Awards 2007	-	Best Male Rap Artist
BET Awards 2007	Stuntin’ Like My Daddy	Viewer’s Choice
BET Awards 2007	-	Best Male Hip Hop Artist
BET Hip Hop Awards 2007	Stuntin’ Like My Daddy	Alltel People’s Champ
Vibe Music Awards 2007	Da Drought III	Best Mixtape Of The Year
Vibe Music Awards 2007	-	Best Rapper
Vibe Music Awards 2007	We Takin’ Over	Coolest Collabo

Nominations:

Award	Song/Album/Mixtape	Category
MTV Europe Music Awards 2011	-	Best Hip Hop
BET Awards 2011	6 Foot, 7 Foot	Viewer’s Choice Award
BET Awards 2011	-	Best Hip Hop Artist
Billboard Music Awards 2011	-	Top Rap Artist
Billboard Music Awards 2011	I Am Not A Human Being	Top Rap Album
MOBO Awards 2010	-	Best International Act
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	Forever	Instant Classic
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	Roger That	The People’s Crown
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	Always Strapped (Remix)	Remix Of The Year
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	I’m Single	Guerilla Video Of The Year
Sucker Free Summit Awards 2010	Roger That	Verse Of The Year
MuchMusic Video Awards 2010	Forever	UR FAVE Video
MuchMusic Video Awards 2010	Bed Rock	International Video Of The Year
MuchMusic Video Awards 2010	Forever	Int Vid Of The Year By A Canadian
BET Awards 2010	-	Best New Artist With YME
BET Awards 2010	Forever	Best Collaboration
BET Awards 2010	-	Viewer’s Choice Award
Teen Choice Awards 2010	-	Best Group
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	Mrs. Officer	Best Hip Hop Collabo
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	-	Lyricist Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	-	Best Hip Hop Style
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	-	MVP Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	-	Best Live Performer
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	-	Hustler Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2009	Every Girl	Track Of The Year
BET Awards 2009	Can’t Believe It	Viewer’s Choice
BET Awards 2009	A Milli	Viewer’s Choice
BET Awards 2009	Turnin’ Me On	Best Collaboration
BET Awards 2009	Turnin’ Me On	Viewer’s Choice
Grammy Awards 2009	Tha Carter III	Album Of The Year
Grammy Awards 2009	Swagga Like Us	Best Rap Song
Grammy Awards 2009	Mr. Carter	Best Rap Performance By A Duo
Grammy Awards 2009	Got Money	Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	Lollipop	Track Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	-	Best Live Performer
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	-	Mixtape Monster
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	-	Hustler Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	Lollipop	Best Hip Hop Video
BET Hip Hop Awards 2008	I’m So Hood (Remix)	Best Hip Hop Video
BET Awards 2008	I’m So Hood (Remix)	Best Collaboration
BET Awards 2008	-	Best Male Hip Hop Artist
American Music Awards 2008	Tha Carter III	Favorite Hip Hop/Rap Album
American Music Awards 2008	-	Favorite Male Hip Hop/Rap Artist
MTV Video Music Awards 2008	Lollipop	Best Male Video
MTV Europe Music Awards 2008	-	Urban Artist
Ozone Awards 2008	-	Mixtape Monster
Ozone Awards 2008	-	TJ’s DJ’s Hustler
Ozone Awards 2008	-	Best Rap Group
Ozone Awards 2008	Lollipop	Club Banger Of The Year
Ozone Awards 2008	Duffle Bag Boy	Club Banger Of The Year
Ozone Awards 2008	-	Pimp C Award
Teen Choice Awards 2008	-	Choice Rap Artist
BET Hip Hop Awards 2007	-	Lyricist Of The Year
BET Hip Hop Awards 2007	Stuntin’ Like My Daddy	Best Hip Hop Collabo
BET Hip Hop Awards 2007	-	Best Live Performance
BET Hip Hop Awards 2007	We Takin’ Over	Best Hip Hop Collabo
Grammy Awards 2006	Soldier	Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
MTV Video Music Awards 2006	Fireman	MTV2 Award
MTV Video Music Awards 2005	Soldier	Best Group Video
Vibe Music Awards 2005	Soldier	Coolest Collabo
BET Awards 2005	Soldier	Best Collaboration
Source Awards 2000	-	Best New Artist

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Above, you can watch some footage of Lil Wayne at LIV on Halloween in Miami, Florida, courtesy of DG. .

After the jump, you can watch an announcement from Birdman telling us that Busta Rhymes is the latest artist to sign to Cash Money Records

Headliner Market Group Halloween w Lil Wayne, Amare Stoudemire, & more!!  Liv on Sundays @ The Fontainebleau Hotel - Miami Beach from Headliner TV on Vimeo.



BUSTA RHYMES SIGNS TO CAH MONEY RECORDS from DERICK G on Vimeo.

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  Lil Wayne skateboarding on the roof of his Miami crib

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Listen Here!Meek Mill ft.T.I., Swizz Beatz, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Birdman & DJ Khaled – I’m A Boss Remix. Lyrics included below

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Birdman, Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj on the set of Baby‘s “Y.U. Mad” video shoot, which was shot in Miami last month by Gil Green. This single will appear on Baby‘s upcoming Bigga Than Life album that will be released on November 21st and the official music video should be dropping anytime soon.

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The guys, who looked to be in their late teens/early twenties were riding around Wayne’s neighborhood, bumping the YMCMB artist’s music before actually running into Weezy at his front door.

For the longest time, the two stalk the car of a decidedly attractive female who pays him a visit to try and figure out just what’s going on over there. Just when they think they’re getting somewhere– Wayne appears at his front door with a big bodyguard. He reprimands the guys for trespassing and makes sure that they know not to come back.

“get the f–k out this neighborhood or get your head knocked the f–k off. Do that. Get the f–k out this neighborhood homie.”

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YMCMB IN HAWAII from DERICK G on Vimeo.

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After revealing a joint album in the works with Lil Wayne, Drake tells XXL that he and Weezy have decided to cancel the project due to comparisons to the Throne album. Least he has Rozay.

Me and Wayne scrapped the idea of a collaboration album. We just agreed that it would be looked upon as…It would be sort of this competition [with Watch The Throne]. I feel like it would get caught in this whirlwind of hype. [Wayne] agreed. We just said, ‘If we do it, we’ll do it down the line. But right now is not the time.’”

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Well, the credit cards are actually pre paid debit cards branded with the YM logo. Mack Maine told Boombox that fans will soon have the opportunity to cop one of their own. Possibly with the logo of their favorite crew member on it.

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"It is true, so make sure the fans and the people that are interested sign up. It's a prepaid card. We're not starting it out with each member having their own card just yet. It's just pretty much a Young Money card and then we'll branch out to like Nicki Minaj pink cards, maybe having Wayne and Drake cards being like the black cards. You know, just different levels of it. Maybe have Twist and Chuckee for the younger crowd. We'll make sure each member has it as we learn the ropes." Mack said.

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Last month, Wayne's song "It's Good" leaked days before the release of his Carter IV album, and the Cash Money MC seemed to have a few choice words for Jay and his lady on the track.

"Talkin' bout Baby money? I got your baby money/ Kidnap your bitch, get that how-much-you-love-your-lady money," Wayne spits on the song. To many, it was a direct response to Jay's supposed jab at Young Money's head honcho and his adoptive "father," Bryan "Baby" Williams, on "H.A.M."

On the Watch the Throne track, Jay raps, "I'm like, 'Really, half-a-billi?' N---a, really, you got Baby money/ Keep it real with n---as, n---as ain't got my lady money."

Wayne recently downplayed talk of a feud between the rappers in a Vibe magazine cover story, saying music isn't about competition anymore, and adding that he didn't think there would be any repercussions as a result of his song. "Every man should know the repercussions and consequences behind whatever they do before they do it. And of course, I know there won't be any repercussions behind what I did."

Jay-Z told us he didn't want to dwell on the topic, especially considering the education fundraiser was about a positive cause. But he didn't have much to say about Wayne's "It's Good," other than that it was to be expected in hip-hop.

"That's sport, that's rap music," Jay said. "Nothing is going to change but the participants. I don't even see why that's news."

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Back in 2008, Wayne’s previous album, ‘Tha Carter III’ sold over a million copies it’s first week, which made it one of only 17 albums to have sold a million in one week since SoundScan began tracking data in 1991. His 2010 albums ‘Rebirth’ and ‘I Am Not A Human Being’ (released while he was in jail), however, only sold 176,000 and 110,000 copies in it’s first week, respectively.

Lil Wayne – Carter 4

1. Intro

2. Blunt Blowin

3. MegaMan

4. 6 Foot 7 Foot (feat. Cory Gunz)

5. Nightmares Of The Bottom

6. She Will (feat. Drake)

7. How To Hate (feat. T-Pain)

8. Interlude (feat. Tech N9ne)

9. John (feat. Rick Ross)

10. Abortion

11. So Special (feat. John Legend)

12. How To Love

13. President Carter

14. Its Good (feat. Drake & Jadakiss)

15. Outro (feat. Bun B, Nas, Shyne & Busta Rhymes)

Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks

16. I Like The View

17. Mirror (feat. Bruno Mars)

18. Two Shots

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During a radio interview with Hot 97's Angie Martinez in March, the 28-year-old said he's walking away at 35. Then Weezy switched up, telling XXL that he would be "gone by 31." Now, Lil Tunechi, who dropped his Sorry 4 the Wait mixtape on Wednesday, tells MTV News that he isn't sure when exactly he will walk away from rap.

"I'm not sure; I'm not gonna Brett Favre y'all," Wayne said referring to the former Green Bay Packers quarterback who finally handed the NFL his walking papers in January after years of talking about it. "I'm not gonna draw it all the way out the whole year: 'We wondering, is Wayne gonna do this?' But the honest answer is I don't know."

Wayne — who has already recorded eight solo albums, sold more than 10 million records and won four Grammy Awards — said he wants to focus less on making hits and more on his kids. His oldest daughter, Reginae, is a budding performer herself at age 12, and Weezy wants his little girl to eventually stunt like her daddy.

"I'm so settled in my life right now," he told us. "I have my kids; they're wonderful. My daughter has her career ahead of her now. I have to focus on that, and I have to put the same focus that I put in my career. ... I want to become a better father, I want to become a better man to my woman, and those things take time. and time takes away from this. So the honest answer to that [retirement] question is, I don't know. Maybe so."

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After a year and some change of waiting for a new Weezy project, Lil Wayne drops Sorry 4 the Wait, a mixtape that acts as a precursor to Tha Carter IV. It feels like a Mayweather tune up fight: a lot of anticipation but sees a fighter/rapper who merely goes through the motions.
From the jump, “Tunechi’s Back” fails to separate itself from any of the Meek Mill remixes. Wayne takes a smash hit and sounds more Ross than Weezy. It’s sadly a trait that plagues the mixtape. For an artist who has been lauded as an originator, Sorry 4 the Wait sees Wayne sounding more like his contemporaries than himself. Without a smash on the project, Sorry 4 the Wait fails to live up to the expectations that the No Ceilings series created.
The lack of unique remixes and a massive amount of sex punchlines sees Wayne missing more punches than he lands (See "Marvin’s Room" or "Gucci Gucci" ). The albums biggest appeal is that Wayne admits that he hasn’t embraced a sober life. On “Rolling” he says “I’m talking big money, I’m talking heavyweight, I cut down on the syrup, Now I’m in better shape,” and throughout the album he mentions pills, patron and other lifestyle choices that he swore off. If the lack of sobriety doesn’t grab your interest a Jay-Z line, “gotta kill witnesses 'cause Free's beard stickin out” from “What We Do” finds its way on "Grove St. Party" in the way of “Gotta kill witnesses 'cause Baby's car red." While some may argue that it isn’t a blatant jack, at best it feels lazy.
Sorry 4 the Wait feels like an underwhelming tune up fight for a pound for pound champion. Whereas the mixtape circuit once was where Weezy attempted to back up his claim of being the best rapper alive, it is now a place that sees anything but his best work. He makes a point of saying Sorry 4 the Wait on nearly every track, and while the tape may suffice some fans, August 29th can't come quick enough. With a lackluster offering on Sorry 4 the Wait, Tha Carter IV now carries the burden of deciding his career trajectory.

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