Yung Berg was arrested early Saturday morning in New York City after police investigated a complaint by a limo driver, according to TMZ.com.

The driver reported a dispute with five passengers, and when police investigated the complaint, they arrested Berg and an associate. Berg was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, criminal possession of marijuana, and menacing.

The 22-year-old rapper’s debut album Look What You Made Me arrives in stores this Tuesday, August 12th.

Yung Berg has recorded a song with Amerie called “Get Your Number” for his debut Look What You Made Me (August 12). The club banger was produced by Boogz and could be a potential single. See the tracklisting for Berg’s album here.

Yung Berg f/ Amerie – “Get Your Number” (with drops)

The Hip-Hop Caucus and T.I. have joined forces to launch a new voter registration program called “Respect My Vote!” aimed at mobilizing and educating young people who are not in college.

The campaign was unveiled yesterday at a press event in Washington, DC, with celebrities such as Yung Berg, Dawn from Danity Kane, DJ Green Lantern, Maino, Wale, and Young Steff.

Yung Berg doesn’t want to be your boyfriend, he wants to manage you… At least that’s what he’s saying in his new song with Lloyd entitled “Manager.” The track will appear on Berg’s debut album Look What You Made Me (August 12). Lloyd will drop his album Lessons in Love next month as well.

Yung Berg will release his debut album Look What You Made Me on August 12th. The album features collabos with Amerie, Lloyd, Eve, and Twista. One of the new cuts on there is called “Outta Space.” You can listen to the song below and peep the album cover above.

Yung Berg – “Outta Space”

Epic Records opened its studio doors last Wednesday to host Yung Berg’s listening session for his debut, Look What You Made Me. The album, available August 12th, features the company of Eve, Trey Songz, Lloyd, Amerie, Shawnna, Twista, Collie Buddz, and Ray J; the latter made an appearance at the event to show his support for the rapper. As tracks like “The Business” featuring Casha and “Sexy Can I” featuring Ray J echoed throughout the studio, models sashayed around the spacious room serving Hennessy mojitos and Sexy Ladies—a Hennessy specialty drink—to guests as they anticipated the man of the hour’s arrival.

When Berg finally arrived, he and his entourage stood before the microphone introducing each of his records. The 23-year-old Chicago native sat on a stool and revealed the story behind the making of each track. He referred to “Do That There” featuring Dude ‘N’ Nem as the street single, a record reminiscent of T.I.’s “Big Things Poppin’” because of its Southern flair, while “Victory Lap” featuring Eve and Collie Buddz, has a beat strictly for East Coast hip-hop lovers. Other joints on the album glide to the West, but then rest right back in the Chi. Though he represents the Windy City, the sound Yung Berg expels on his album transcends his region. He’s cultivated his brand of hip-pop, taken his experiences from dwelling in Chicago, New Jersey, Montana, and Los Angeles, to make an album which leads him to profess, “Ay ya’ll, Look What You Made Me!”

–Angela M. Barrett in New York

G-Unit and Yung Berg visited MTV’s “TRL” on Monday. G-Unit’s T.O.S. (Terminate On Sight) drops on July 1st.

Yung Berg also appeared on “TRL.” We’re not sure why he’s holding a doll of himself in this photo. Check out the tracklisting for Berg’s debut album Look What You Made Me.

“The Business” is the first radio single off Yung Berg’s debut album Look What You Made Me, available this August. It features Berg’s R&B signee Casha.

Check out our three part interview with Berg on Rap-Up TV.

In part three of Rap-Up TV’s exclusive interview with Yung Berg, the “Sexy Lady” MC talks about doing a remix with his mentor 50 Cent, working with Ciara on her new album Fantasy Ride, political conspiracy theories, and who he thinks will win the U.S. presidency.

Rap-Up TV: Yung Berg Interview: Part III

Watch Part I and Part II.

In the second part of Rap-Up TV’s three part interview with Yung Berg, Berg reveals his craziest fan encounter, the track he did with Amerie, and ghostwriting for other rappers. He even calls out Bow Wow for not writing his own material. Find out which rapper wrote Bow Wow’s hits “Shortie Like Mine” and “Bounce With Me.”

Rap-Up TV: Yung Berg Interview: Part II

Watch Part I here. Part III coming tomorrow.