Drake - Forever f. Eminem, Kanye West & Lil Wayne

Honestly, I'm wearing tired of Drake more and more as each day passes. He gets props and respect for staying on his grind, and winning the hearts of the game. So, since I know that there are still millions out there who are feeling dude like a 13 year old pervert... Check out this new anticipated track featuring Kanye, Lil Wayne, and Eminem.

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Young Buck - Without Me Feat. 8Ball & MJG

I'm not really one to be drawn to Young Buck's work... but when there's 8ball & MJG in the building... nothing can go wrong. I think I still just have a bad taste in my mouth from the whole G-Unit movement. I'll get over it, Buck is the survivor of the group if you ask me. Check this track out though with Ball and G.

Check out the Alchemist - I Know Your Name Feat. Travis McCoy and Lil Wayne, and Joel Ortiz - We Can Do It Feat. Syles P


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Joel Ortiz - We Can Do It Download Here

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Mack 10 - So Sharp feat. Lil Wayne & Rick Ross

Some of you new school cats might not be up on this one right here. It’s that guy, Mack 10… the guy who built the Coliseum in Inglewood. Mack 10 is dropping his 9th album this summer, August 25, and the first single from the album is “So Sharp,” which features Lil Wayne and Rick Ross. You can best believe that there are other’s throughout the album who are representing. Anthony Hamilton, J. Holiday, Akon, Birdman, Jim Jones, Jazze Pha, Red Café, and Glasses Malone.

Check out this track with Lil Wayne and Rick Ross. So Sharp – Download here.

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Nicki Minaj - Go Hard Feat. Lil Wayne

Nicki Minaj is going hard for real. Could lose the voice recorder crap, but she's still getting it in.

Go Hard (Ft. Lil Wayne) - Nicki Minaj

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Lil Wayne's "Break" from Rap

Wayne is supposedly bored with rap. Well, when you drop 3 million different mixtapes and make 4 million guest appearances... what do you expect? That's like frying chicken every night. Even though you make some bomb ass fried chicken, after a couple of days you are going to get tired of it. That boredom could easily be fixed by just laying low for a minute... or a couple of years.

""The rock sh*t just comes from what my life is now," Wayne said. "I've grown into this person." Describing a wild night when he woke up in bed with three or four women he couldn't name, Wayne reveals he had an epiphany. "I just got, I'm not going to say 'so good' at what I was doing, but it became such a regularity for me that I got tired of it. And then I said, 'You know what? I'm not going to rap on this one...I don't want to be the best rapper in the world. Not now," he says. "I want to be the best. Period. Now. My favorite rapper hasn't done what I'm doing." (Rolling Stone)

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