Is Sean Garrett the next Young Money Millionaire? In an exclusive interview with Rap-Up.com, the singer-songwriter reveals that he may be joining hip-hop’s hottest crew.

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Fresh off touring with Young Money, Sean “The Pen” Garrett scoops up Nicki Minaj for “Get It All,” a single off his U.S. debut album. Minaj proves why she’s the baddest (“I’ve been bad since sticky hands”) while the piano man plays.

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Singer-songwriter Sean Garrett put down the pen long enough to hit the road with Lil Wayne and Young Money this winter. Check out a few photos from the tour’s final stop at the Desoto Civic Center in Southaven, Miss., on Monday night (Jan. 10) with Weezy, Drake, and Nicki Minaj.

The man who helped write Usher’s “Papers” and Beyoncé’s “Diva” is gearing up to release his U.S. debut album in March. The lead single “Up in Your Heart” features Gucci Mane, while Wayne, Drake, and Nicki Minaj will appear on upcoming singles.

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Plies teams up with Sean Garrett in the video for “Street Light” off the rapper’s new album Da REAList. Read a very revealing interview and check out some new photos of the “Put It On Ya” MC in the Winter 08/09 issue of Rap-Up.

You’ve probably heard Ludacris’ hit single “What Them Girls Like” featuring Chris Brown and Sean Garrett, but we bet you didn’t know who it was originally intended for…

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Sean Garrett is already a star behind-the-scenes, but he’s looking to break out into the foreground with his first album Turbo 919. His latest single and video for “6 in the Morning (Remix)” features Rick Ross. Watch it below.

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One of our favorite singer/songwriters, Sean Garrett, spoke with Rap-Up TV about working with the “phenomenal” Beyoncé on her third album, due out November 18th.

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“What Them Girls Like” featuring Chris Brown and Sean Garrett is the first single off Ludacris’ new album Theater of the Mind (Oct. 14). The song was produced by Rodney Jerkins and the video was directed by Chris Robinson.