Yesterday In quite possibly the strangest music news since Weezy F.Baby signed Limp Bizkit to his Young Money imprint, his mentor/father figure Bryan "Baby/Birdman" Williams has taken it a step further by signi
Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj will be going back to high school on Sunday night, May 19, when the YMCMB duo performs together at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards.
Holy mother. The 2013 Billboard Music Awards are going to be a can't-miss, must-watch show at the rate they are adding superstar performers. Now Jennifer Lopez, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown will also take the stage at the May 19 award show.
Lil Wayne just can't get a health break these days. Last night (April 30), the epileptic rapper was hospitalized yet again when he suffered another seizure.
Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne got steamy in their 'High School' video, but make no mistake: the pair got pretty silly, too. And in the case of Minaj, she also got slippery ... as in nip-slippery.
A new behind-the-scenes look at the video shows the Female and original Weezy's goofy sides, and they're so adorable together!
Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne, two key members of the YMCMB crew, play on-screen love interests in her video for 'High School.' They really get it on in the clip... or at least they are really good at acting like they are getting it on.
Lil Wayne is feeling much better now that he's been released from the hospital after suffering several seizures last week.
In fact, he's feeling so good that he made a video thanking everyone for their support and giving his fans some news. Provided you can make sense of it all, of course.
Rapper Lil Wayne is going on day six of his time in the ICU at Cedars-Sinai hospital in L.A. after seizures rendered him unconscious last Wednesday, March 13.
Weezy's now on the road to recovery -- this following an overdose of sizzurp that resulted in him reportedly having his stomach pumped three times, after which TMZ practically threw dirt on his body despite assurances from his friends that he was alive and well, thanks.
