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.

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Lil Wayne reunited with an old friend at LIV nightclub in Miami on New Year’s Day. With his protégé Lil Twist by his side, Weezy introduced DMX to the VIP crowd including Rihanna, Rick Ross, and Teairra Mari.

“Tonight is history ’cause I got a fucking legend standing behind me,” said the Young Money captain. “When I turned around, I saw this ni**a, I was like, ‘Stop the music and let these motherfuckas know that DMX is in this bitch.’”

He reflected on touring with X earlier in his career. “I remember when I was 17 years old, I was on the world’s biggest hip-hop tour. It was called the Ruff Ryders/Cash Money tour, and you was rockin’ that shit,” he told X.

A growling DMX then proceeded to perform his classics “Get at Me Dog” and “What These Bitches Want” while Wayne stood onstage. Watch the club go wild.

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Tyga roars into 2012 with his new single featuring Lil Wayne. The Young Money MC has a big year ahead, with his album Careless World: Rise of the Last King dropping on January 24. The star-studded set will feature appearances from Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, Robin Thicke, Big Sean, and more.

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Kanye West and Lil Wayne welcomed back the Lakers at their first home game of the season on Christmas Day in Los Angeles. A cheerful Yeezy spent the holiday courtside with his father Ray, while sports enthusiast Weezy brought along his main squeeze Dhea. The rap titans linked up for photos inside the Staples Center as the Lakers took on the Chicago Bulls. Other celebrity sightings included Snoop Dogg and Maroon 5’s Adam Levine.

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Lil Wayne is sharing his love for sports. Surrounded by Green Bay Packers memorabilia, the sports fanatic introduced his new online show “Weezy’s Sports Corner.” The idea originally started when he was in prison. He used his blog to talk sports and communicate with his fans. The unscripted web series will be posted every Saturday and viewers will be able to interact with Wayne by submitting questions. If he is “intrigued,” he will answer them on the next show.

“My love for sports started when I was about zero years old. That means I was born a sports child,” said Wayne. “It was mostly the women in my family. My mom and my grandmother, they were just super sporty… They loved their teams, they loved football, they loved baseball, they loved basketball.”

The Young Money chief will also be a co-host on the upcoming ESPN show “The Sports Rap” with Rob Parker and Jalen Rose. “It will be no holds barred,” explained Weezy.

Watch him discuss the NBA, NFL, skateboarding, and college sports in the inaugural seven episodes.

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Drake shows California love in the video for “The Motto,” a cut off Take Care. Following an introduction from the late Mac Dre’s mother Wanda Salvatto, Drizzy cruises through the Bay Area and chills with local legends Mistah F.A.B. and E-40. He’s joined by his YMCMB labelmates Tyga and Lil Wayne, who dances in front of the Bay Bridge in green-painted UGGs. Bay Area stand up.

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Be afraid, be very afraid. Game loses his mind in the terrifying video for “Martians vs. Goblins,” his R.E.D. Album collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and Lil Wayne. The West Coast MC, who makes a frightening appearance in clear contacts, checks into an insane asylum and is wheeled around the halls by a nurse as he tries to escape from his straight-jacket. He passes by all sorts of strange characters including Tyler, the Creator aka Wolf Haley, who is locked in his room with his cats. Weezy doesn’t appear in the video, but some of the patients mouth his lyrics.

“The concept of the video is really trying to go more on the horror side,” said director Matt Alonzo. “Game gets checked into the insane asylum and then he ends up getting taken to the coroner’s room and put to sleep.”

Step into their crazy world.

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Christmas came early for L.A. fans when Drake brought out Lil Wayne to perform “HYFR (Hell Ya Fuckin’ Right)” and “The Motto” at Power 106′s Cali Christmas 2011 at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City on Friday night. The crowd went wild when the Young Money chief hit the stage, dressed in a ski hat and furry boots while eating from a box of candy.

“Ya’ll make some noise for the best rapper alive, Lil Wayne,” said Drizzy, to which Weezy responded, “No, no. Ya’ll make some noise for the best rapper alive, Drake.”

Danger! Cash Money’s newest signee Mystikal unleashes his first single on the famed label featuring Lil Wayne and Birdman. Weezy welcomes the New Orleans rapper to YMCMB on the Detail-produced club banger before he fires up the track with some Southern hospitality. Listen as Mystikal embarks on the next chapter in his career.

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