Pusha T goes with what he feels, whether you like it or not. It's hard to not respect that. On Wednesday (Nov. 28), Pusha T's verse from Ludacris ' "Tell Me What They Mad For" leaked. On his verse, Pusha throws shots at Lil Wayne and Birdman , which Pusha T later confirmed with VIBE Magazine, rapping, "Ni**as saying you was better when the drugs was in your system / Now your crack swag gone ever since you came from prison." Before hitting the stage at VIBE's first V-Mix concert last night (Nov. 29), Pusha T talked to VIBE's Mikey Fresh on his leaked verse which is intended to appear on Luda's upcoming album, "Ludaversal." "It's new and was for Luda's album," Pusha said. He continued to say why he went in on Weezy and Birdman on that particular Swizz Beatz produced song. "Oh, because it's a Swizz beat. You got to blame Swizz. See, when Wayne got a Swizz beat with the "Ghoulish" track; he got b

by Kazeem Famuyide (@RealLifeKaz) November 30, 2012, 15:01pm A few days ago a verse from Ludacris' latest single featuring Pusha T leaked on to the internet and the record sent some direct shots at Lil Wayne and Birdman. In a sit down with Mikey Fresh from VIBE.com , he explained his reasons for going at the Cash Money crew.It's new and was for Luda's album, Pusha told VIBE. When explaining why he went at Wayne again he stated Oh, because it's a Swizz beat. You got to blame Swizz. See, when Wayne got a Swizz beat with the Ghoulish track; he got busy, well, he tried to. Although he never mentions names, he lets it be known exactly why he doesn't do it."I'm skilled. I'm skilled in being able to say things to shake them up without saying their names...half of the people in the world don't know Big Daddy Kane and Rakim were beefin. People don't know that Biggie was going at Nas," the rapper stated. I play by old school rules. I play by the

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Rapper Lil' Wayne is set to appear in Louisville today. The Grammy award-winning artist will visit Dillard's from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Jefferson Mall to promote his new line of clothing, Truk-Fit. An earlier appearance by Lil' Wayne was scheduled for Oct. 27 but was canceled after the artist fell ill.

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GALLERY by Latifah Muhammad (@TheLatifah) November 28, 2012, 19:24pm Lil Wayne is on his way out of the rap game. He's been rapping since he was a child, and now with a few top-selling albums under his belt, maybe it is time to hang up the mic. The Young Money star announced his retirement in an interview with MTV News , possibly breaking a drove of fans' hearts, but in all honesty walking away while you're on top isn't such a bad thing. Rapping has been good to Weezy. It's turned him into a multi-millionaire, allotted him privileges that the common man could only dream of, landed him in the Guinness Book of World Records , and added a bunch of Grammys to his trophy case. But from what we've seen Wayne doesn't ever really slow down. After being released from prison he went straight into recording dropping one new project after another, not to mention touring, and all the songs he's been featured on. All that hard work (and maybe something else?) took

NEWS by Alvin aqua Blanco (@aqua174) November 28, 2012, 23:10pm Pusha T always speaks his mind, whether subliminally or directly (he detailed to HHW how his "New God Flow" verse was about Birdman)). The G.O.O.D. Music rapper, and one half of the Clipse, fires more shots at Lil Wayne and Birdman in a verse from a new Ludacris record called "Tell Me What They Mad For." DaJaz1 posted a snippet of the track, but it appears to have since been removed. However, Push A Ton's bars from the song, which also features Swizz Beatz, have been transcribed. Although he doesn't name any names, it's obvious who he is rapping. With your baby mama f-cking every rapper in the business Ni--as saying you was better when the drugs was in your system Now your crack swag gone ever since u came from prison Got you tweeting all stupid, is you skatin', is you dissin' Found out your Ghost leased and your Phantom just rented Won't leave it in your name like Pac when

NEW YORK, Nov. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Bad Boy/Interscope recording artist FRENCH MONTANA is pleased to release his latest song "Marble Floors" featuring a heavyweight lineup of Grammy Award winner Lil Wayne , Rick Ross and 2 Chainz . "Marble Floors" is from French Montana's highly anticipated, forthcoming full-length major label debut album, Excuse My French , executive produced by Sean "Diddy" Combs and Rick Ross and co-executive produced by Harve Pierre for Bad Boy/Interscope. "Marble Floors" Stream: [Dirty] http://bit.ly/10ZwJVG [Clean] http://bit.ly/XWKPt2 The bass heavy track, produced by Mike Will, whose credits include "Turn On the Lights" by Future and "No Lie" by 2 Chainz ft. Drake, features French Montana rapping about his previous night's escapades and those leaving his home the following morning. Enlisting a power roster of artists, Montana is poised for another hit that will surely have "Marble Fl

A roundabout expiration date for Lil Waynes music career was set this weekend as news leaked that Wayne will retire after the release of his upcoming album Tha Carter V in order to focus on his clothing and skateboarding careers. But dont fret, Wayne enthusiasts the exact release date for Tha Carter V has yet to be determined, and his next album, I Am Not a Human Being II, is slated to be released Feb. 19. After he wraps up his music career, Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr ., is set to focus on his recently launched clothing line, TRUKFIT . Upon the clothing brand hitting stores this summer, sales have skyrocketed, landing Wayne in yet another successful arena of merchandising and sales. Since signing his first record contract at the age of 11 and reaching his first platinum album at 17, Wayne has had a huge influence in the rap game. Four of his nine solo albums have reached platinum status, selling more than one million copies worldwide. Wayne recently achieved

GALLERY by Alvin aqua Blanco (@aqua174) November 27, 2012, 10:17am Back in June, Lil Wayne and Supra announced that they would be partnering to create a line of sneakers . Weezy's line of kicks won't be officially launched until 2013, but the "No Worries" rapper is already sharing his design flare to the brand. Sneaker Freaker reports that Tunechi was bestowed with the privilege of flipping his own version of pro skater Stevie Williams' S1W line of Supras. The YMCMB rapper ran with ared pig suede and full grain leather upper with a white midsole. Karen Civil got an early pair (they won't be available until early next year) and shared some images via Twitter. Has a "Weezy Red" color (his Beats By Dre headphones are the same shade) been patented yet? Someone should get on that. Check out photos of these Lil Wayne designed Supras in the gallery. Would you rock a pair? MORE ON HIP-HOP WIRED! ! 11 Things We Learned From Nicki Minaj's My Truth

Monday, November 26th 2012 | Leave a Comment After nearly two decades in the rap game, Lil Wayne has announced that he plans on quitting soon, revealing to MTV that his upcoming Tha Carter V album will be his Swan song. But before that, he plans on releasing his 10th album I Am Not A Human Being II, because I know yall want me around for a little bit, and Carter V is my last album, he told MTV s Sway Calloway. Man, Ive been rappin since I was 8 years old. Im 30 now, man. Thats a long time, man. Weezys next album hits stores on February 19th, and it isnt clear whether or not he will release another album before dropping the the fifth, and final, installment of Tha Carter. But what is clear is that Wayne is simply tired of music, and is ready to focus his attention elsewhere, like his newfound love for skateboarding and his TrukFit clothing line. When I love to do something, Im fully focused on it and it only. And music sometimes is not that it, he said. I signed my contract at 11, I

Getty Images Since his release from prison two years ago, Lil Wayne has been a noticeably different rapper. He launched a fashion line, publicly discussed his disillusion with the rap game, and has recently revealed plans take a break from making music altogether , to focus on his skateboarding career. "My day job would probably be a sports analyst and I would skate all night instead of being in the studio all night," Wayne tells MTV , adding that he "wants to be vital in the [skate] world," despite the protests of some of his would-be peers. "There is this skater crew called -- I don't know why I'm giving them love, but it's called the 'FWC.' It's called the 'Fuck Weezy Campaign' and it's a whole bunch of skaters that's just like 'we don't like the fact that Wayne skates period.' Like 'stick to doing what you do, don't join our world, we don't want you here,' that type of thing," Wayne e

G.O.O.D. Music's Pusha T recently discussed his publicized dispute with rap rival Lil Wayne and explained why their issues are deeper than diss tracks. Confirming he had Weezy in mind when penning last summer's "Exodus 23:1" track, Pusha said his focus is on making quality records whether he is in a rap battle or not. "I put out a record. He puts out a record. Like I said, it's not about diss records to me. It's about making good music. I feel like everything I've put out thus far in regards to anything that has to do with me having an issue or so on and so forth, has been an immaculate record," Pusha said in an interview. "I can't say that for everybody else. Everybody else who may have thrown a shot here or thrown a shot there, whatever the case might be, at me, I can't say their record was awesome. I think that I was shaking souls with 'Exodus.' I think I was shaking souls with 'New God Flow.' ... It's not a

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Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne recently talked about his passion for skateboarding and why his growing cast of haters can never weigh him down. With retirement from album-making impending, Wayne revealed what he would rather do with his time away from a recording studio. "My day job would probably be a sports analyst and I would skate all night instead of being in the studio all night," Wayne told Sway Calloway during his "MTV First" premiere of "No Worries," adding that he just "wants to be vital in the [skate] world" but skate enthusiasts probably would rather the rapper stick to what he knows. "I never been sonned or nothing like that because I did the eight months on the island, so you know sonning me is going to be a little difficult," Tunechi laughed, referencing his time on Rikers Island. Still, he does have a little bit of hate coming his way from his native New Orleans. ( RapFix ) Weezy F. Baby also dished out what group of

News: Lil Wayne Reveals Secret To His Swag: "It's Not What's The Norm" Sunday, Nov 25, 2012 10:06AM Written by Cyrus Langhorne Young Money boss Lil Wayne recently delved into his popular Trukfit clothing line and why the brand has found a strong following despite being out for less than a year. In Weezy F. Baby's perspective, Trukfit goes against the idea of trendy and strictly fads. "I think because it's not trendy and it's not what's the norm," Wayne said when asked why he thinks the brand has become a staple so quickly. "People are tired of everything just being 'what's cool.' Everybody's wearing such and such, everybody's doing such and such, and I don't believe that's what Trukfit is. Trukfit is just a bunch of little characters on a shirt, a bunch of sayings and stuff." ( MTV ) The tattooed-out rap star also said his clothing line has caught the attention of professional athletes. Unlike most p

Lil Wayne is as filthy as a pitcher with a nasty slider. In his new video for No Worries, the Dirty South rapper instructs a woman to take your f---ing clothes off, let me see that Donkey Kong / Now swing your ass back and forth on my monkey bars. He concludes by bragging, I would talk about my dick, but man, that would be long story. All of this sexy talk plays out in the video thats an unabashed homage to Hunter S. Thompson s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas . PHOTOS: 11 Biggest Book-to-Big Screen Adaptations of the Last 25 Years Who knew Dr. Gonzo resonated in hip-hop? Written in 1971, the famous stoner book was adapted for the silver screen by Terry Gilliam in 1998. Wayne may not have read the book but he surely saw the movie. High as a kite on sh! -roomies, puffing a joint via a long cigarette holder and wearing a beige bucket hat, Wayne is driving a red convertible in the desert when he picks up a bearded hitchhiker. The images are fuzzed and doubled, to indicate a trip, as he

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The 30-year old Lil Wayne has already spoken about his 19 years in the music business and now planning to release his final album, not so sure with the date, but he does know that he will swan song to rap. Apparently, the New Orleans rapper will release I Am Not A Human Being II in February, and then,as he told MTV, hell look ahead to ending his career with Tha Carter V. I know yall want me around for a little bit, and Carter V is my last album, Lil Wayne said. Man, Ive been rappin since I was 8 years old. Im 30 now, man. Thats a long time. With his answers of retiring from the business, will the retirement will even stick? But as what the MTV points out, Weezy could churn out a record or two so his retirement might not be as close as it sounds. I signed my contract at 11, I went platinum at 14 Thank God I havent put out an album that hasnt went platinum, he said. To just keep it going like that, I think not only am I being greedy, Im fooling myself to think that it will continue to b