Birdman knows how to take care of his family. The Cash Money CEO presented his star Lil Wayne with a Bentley Mulsanne, which costs around $285,000. “Everytime I do something for myself, I like to do it for my son too,” said Baby.

Mack Maine was also on the receiving end of his generosity, getting his own Rolls-Royce with a big red bow on top. “I think I deserve to be excited,” said the Young Money president. “I used to drive a Cavalier when I was 15. Who’d have ever imagined?”

But one thing Birdman’s money can’t buy is loyalty. “It’s priceless,” he said. “Being loyal, being down, hard work, and grinding, that’s what YMCMB about.”

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Lil Wayne gave Justin Bieber some skating tips when he caught up with him in Miami. With skateboard in hand, the teen sensation hit the ramp with the Young Money chief in between recording his upcoming album Believe.

“Good time in the studio last night,” tweeted the Biebs. “Back at it tonight. oh yeah…and big bro came thru.”

While he didn’t say if he and Weezy had collaborated, Timbaland has been in the studio with the pop idol. “yo @justinbieber played me some of his joints last nite, craziee. the dude is super talented & our work ethics are just alike. #hitsondeck,” tweeted Timbo.

Drake and Kanye West are also among the contributors to Bieber’s sophomore album, due later this year.

Bow Wow celebrates new beginnings in the futuristic video for “Sweat,” the first single from his Cash Money debut Underrated, due March 13. The 24-year-old rapper is joined by his YMCMB family including Lil Wayne and Birdman in the CGI visuals. He rides through in a Bugatti, while his female co-star takes a guitar and smashes his plaques.

“Each of these plaques resembles my old albums,” explained Bow Weezy. “She gonna take the guitar and she gon’ smash all of ‘em. It’s representing a new beginning, my coming up with YMCMB. Out with the old, in with the new plaques.”

Lil Wayne makes a splash in the Antoine Fuqua-directed video for “Mirror,” his collaboration with Bruno Mars off the deluxe edition of Tha Carter IV. Weezy gets his hands wet as he expresses his emotion through art, while Bruno Mars carries out the reflective tune.

Laugh out loud with Ke$ha in the comical video for “Sleazy Remix 2.0 – Get Sleazier,” which she officially released on her YouTube channel. Instead of enlisting her hip-hop collaborators Wiz Khalifa, André 3000, T.I., and Lil Wayne for the gritty visuals, the pop star casts some unexpected characters.

A drag queen performs Wiz’ verse, André 3000 is played by Napoleon Dynamite actor Efren Ramirez, and T.I. looks a little older (and whiter) as he raps in his wheelchair: “I was gonna take her, make her my new royal penis cleaner.”

Ke$ha explained the video’s origins. “This video is the product of my friends seeing how sleazy the already monumentally Sleazy Remix 2.0 could get,” she said. “Brace yourself because this video takes SLEAZY to a whole new level.”

Lil Wayne goes hard in the paint in the teaser for “Mirror,” his collaboration with Bruno Mars off Tha Carter IV. A tatted and shirtless Weezy splashes red and black paint all over the room as he creates his latest masterpiece, while a fedora-clad Bruno Mars co-stars in the artsy clip. The full video, directed by Antoine Fuqua, premieres January 31 on VEVO.

Now you too can dress like Lil Wayne. The Young Money rapper and avid skateboarder previewed his new skate apparel and accessories line TRUKFIT, an acronym for The Reason You Kill For It, to buyers, retail executives, and press at Hotel Americano in New York City last night. His YMCMB crew including Lil Twist, Mack Maine, T-Streets, and Gudda Gudda sported pieces from the collection along with models, painted head to toe in silver.

The streetwear line, which features bold graphics and colorways, includes T-shirts, raglans, and snapbacks, and will be sold at Zumiez starting in February. TRUKFIT is described as “a brand representing independent kids from any walk of life—regardless of race, class, color, or income.”

Miss Info was on the scene and captured footage from the launch event. Get a peek at some of the fashions below.

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Lil Wayne is ready to tackle the literary world. The Young Money rapper is following through on his promise to publish a memoir documenting his time in prison.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Grand Central Publishing will release Gone Till November, a compilation of Weezy’s diaries that he kept during his eight-month stint on Rikers Island in 2010.

“We are thrilled to be publishing Wayne’s prison memoir,” said Ben Greenberg, executive editor at Grand Central Publishing. “He kept detailed journals of his inner and outer life while he was on Rikers Island, and they certainly tell a story. They are revealing.”

The book, due November 28, will detail his experience behind bars, including the people he encountered, his family, his past, and his future.

Lil Wayne charges into 2012 with his first “Sports Corner” of the year. After missing the first weekend due to the New Year’s holiday, the sports enthusiast returns with eight brand new episodes of his online sports series. Wearing a T-Shirt from his new Trukfit clothing line, he discusses the NBA, NFL, college sports, and skateboarding. His guest for this week is one of his favorite players, San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith. Touch down with Weezy.

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Mack Maine digs into the crates and unleashes the previously unreleased “Fortune Teller” featuring Lil Wayne. The rasta-flavored cut, recorded in 2007, is featured on the Young Money president’s new mixtape Don’t Let It Go to Waste. Tunechi rhymes in a Jamaican patois about turning into Hannibal Lecter. Listen to him eat the track alive.