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DJ Khaled reaches out to his usual all-star associates for “Welcome to My Hood,” a cut off his first album on Cash Money Records, We the Best Forever. The anthemic track, which is produced by The Renegades and co-produced by Khaled and The Nasty Beatmakers, features Rick Ross, Plies, Lil Wayne, and T-Pain, each of whom take turns repping for their neck of the woods. Crank it up and take a trip down South by listening below.

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We all know Weezy killed SNL… what he do after? Hit his blog and talked about the performance, thanked the fans, plus he talks about his Rolling Stone cover.

Hello World & Fellow Martians! I hope you enjoyed my Saturday Night Live performance. I can’t describe what it felt like being back in my element. I wanted to share some behind the scenes photos from my Rolling Stone photo shoot. The shoot was in Miami two weeks ago and just being able to do this type of stuff again is therapeutic. Be sure to pick up the issue when it hits stands. Thank you to the people at Rolling Stone for the opportunity. PS. Thank you for making 6 foot 7 foot #1 on itunes, you will continue to be #1 in my heart.

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Lil Wayne featuring Young Money’s Cory Gunz, the first single from the highly-anticipated Tha Carter IV, due in February.

Lil Wayne f/ Cory Gunz – “6 Foot 7 Foot” [Tagged]

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Download: Lil’ Wayne – 6’7′ ft. Cory Gunz (prod by. Bangladesh) NO TAGS

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Download: Lil’ Wayne – 6’7′ ft. Cory Gunz (prod by. Bangladesh) NO TAGS/EXPLICIT

Lil Wayne gave DJ Drama a buzz this morning on Shade 45 and conducted his first on-air radio interview since his release from jail last month.

Check out the interview here.

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These women are looking stunning. Nicki celebrated her 26th birthday as a true Barbie. Not only Cassie, Amber Rose were in the building but also Lil Wayne, Birdman and the Young Money fam.

“Vegas was a mooooooooovie!!!!! Young Money / Cash Money,” tweeted Nicki. Check out more photos below!

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After premiering in the Lil Wayne documentary The Carter, the official version of “30 Minutes to New Orleans” has finally hit the net via Mack Maine’s The Laxative mixtape. On the mid-tempo track, Weezy spits through an Auto-Tune filter over a tinkering beat, repping for his hometown while sipping on two cups at one time. Put some of that Nola flavor in your life below.

Lil Wayne – “30 Minutes to New Orleans (F**k One Time)” [Tagged]

via: Rap Up