Hustle Gang meets Young Money once again on T.I.’s new single “Wit Me.” The tourmates, who will hit the road on the “America’s Most Wanted Music Festival” this July, rap circles around each other on the head-spinning track. The video will premiere tonight at 10 p.m. on VEVO.

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Ass, ass, ass. Nicki Minaj showed off her most famous asset during her booty-ful performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday. The voluptuous rap diva, who won three awards including Top Rap Album, took the stage to perform her single “High School” with Lil Wayne. She even gave Weezy a lap dance that left a priceless expression on his face.

The Young Money boss summed it up best. “All that ass,” he said.

Watch Nicki twerk it for Weezy F. Baby.

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T.I. joins forces with Lil Wayne once again on his new single “Wit Me.” A high-octane video has already been shot in Miami featuring fire and fast cars. The full video will debut Monday at 10 p.m. on VEVO.

The two will also hit the road on the “America’s Most Wanted Music Festival” starting July 9 in Birmingham, Alabama.

After his 10-year deal with Atlantic expired, the Grand Hustle CEO is officially a free agent and operating as an independent label. He is seeking a new deal worth at least eight figures.

“Right now, I’m proving I’m worth $200 million. I done sat with all the people; everybody says they’re interested, but they don’t want to cut that check,” he told Billboard. “We’re going to incentivize each and every institution, each and every place of distribution, we going to motivate them.”

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Started from the bottom, now he’s here. Ace Hood stays on his grind on “We Outchea,” produced by Lee on the Beats (“Pop That”). The Florida rapper chases his paper, while Weezy rhymes about his come-up (“Now I’m richer than chocolate”). The song is the second single off Ace’s upcoming album Trials & Tribulations, due July 16 on We the Best Music Group/Cash Money.

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Last year, Lil Wayne mentioned that he had an album of love songs called Devol in the works—and he hasn’t forgotten about it.

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Rich Gang hits the jackpot in the video for “Tapout” featuring Lil Wayne, Future, Birdman, Mack Maine, and Nicki Minaj. The Hannah Lux Davis-directed clip was shot in Beverly Hills and Miami in March. Paris Hilton and Christina Milian play undercover waitresses, who go on a heist at a lavish mansion party.

After spiking a man’s drink, the ladies crack open the vault and find diamonds, gold, and cash. Christina is eventually caught, while Paris gets away with the goods. Nicki Minaj puts her million-dollar assets on display in a skin-baring orange dress, while Kimora Lee Simmons, Bow Wow, and DJ Khaled make cameos.

The song can be found on the upcoming Rich Gang album, due June 25.

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Lil Wayne may have lost his endorsement deal with Mountain Dew, but he had another reason to celebrate. The Young Money mogul launched his Spectre by Supra footwear line in Miami last night. The avid skateboarder partnered with the skating brand after they saw his passion for the sport.

Weezy took to the indoor ramp to skate with pro Stevie Williams and inked a tattoo on a guest. His manager Cortez Bryant, Young Money president Mack Maine, and Bun B also joined the festivities.

Wayne will oversee the design of the shoes, which hit retailers this month. “I’ve been rocking this shoe before I even knew what it was, so for me to start skating now and shoe lines start coming at me, it would’ve been only right to mess with the people I been rocking with,” he told MTV News.

See pics from the launch party below.

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Rick Ross is not the only hip-hop superstar losing out on endorsement deals. Mountain Dew has canned Lil Wayne after his crude reference to civil rights martyr Emmett Till.

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