Here’s “Respect My Conglomerate,” Busta Rhymes‘ latest music video and single featuring fellow rappers Lil Wayne and Jadakiss. This song is featured in Bussa Buss’ upcoming album Back On My Bullsh*t, in stores May 19th. The music video itself features cameo appearances from Idris Elba, David Banner, Raekwon, Xzibit and Tyrese. Check out it when you pop the trunk below!

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Hip-hop genius (and we use that term loosely) Lil Wayne hit up Game One of the western Conference Quarterfinals Sunday night in Denver, CO as the Denver Nuggets took on the New Orleans Hornets.

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Lil’ Wayne performed at The Blacks’ Annual Gala to benefit The Consequences Program and Bay Point Schools Saturday night in Miami, FL. The event was held at the Eden Roc hotel in Miami Beach and also featured a performance from legendary R&B singer Patti Labelle and UK superstar Craig David. Continue reading for more photos.

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Here’s “So Good (Remix)“, a brand new video from new female group Electrik Red featuring rapper Lil Wayne. Their debut album, How to Be a Lady, drops April 21st May 26th. Peep the remix video and the original version (released about a month ago) when you continue reading!

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Rapper turned rocker Lil Wayne is featured on the cover of the latest issue of RollingStone Magazine, on stands now. In the issue, Wayne says the reason he’s coming out with a rock album is because he got tired of rapping. He says he’s basically grown in this “rock star” and he just had to play the part with this new album. Read below for a few snippets from the issue, courtesy of MTV News.

“Honestly? I don’t want to be the best rapper in the world,” Wayne told Rolling Stone in an upcoming cover story arriving on newsstands Friday. “If I have a rap album I’m dropping, then I want it to be the best rap album. But I want to be the best. Period. Now. My favorite rapper hasn’t done what I’m doing.”

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Our good friends over at Rap-Up.com are saying that that Weezy’s new album, Rebirth, has suffered yet another push back. The album, which was originally supposed to be released this May, will now see a June 9th release release date … which means that it will no longer compete with Eminem’s and Busta Rhymes‘ respective Relapse and Back on My B.S. releases.

Thanks to an illegal search by Atlanta police, rapper Lil’ Wayne can breathe a little easier. A Fulton County judge dismissed the drug charges brought against Lil’ Wayne for charges stemming from a 2006 traffic stop. But, unfortunately for the rapper, more charges in different states loom ahead. And we doubt any technicalities will allow those charges to be dropped. Dude just got lucky this time.

Lil’ Wayne is officially off the hook for the painkillers and the weed cops say they found in Georgia — but dude is still up to his tattooed neck in legal problems. A Fulton County judge dismissed felony drug charges against Weezy yesterday after ruling he was the subject of an illegal search.

Wayne was arrested back in 2006 after Atlanta police said they found unmarked bottles of hydrocodone and Xanax along with two marijuana joints in a hotel room. Now that he’s in the clear in Georgia, Wayne can focus on the weapons charges in New York and felony drug charges in Arizona.

Good thing he can afford a good lawyer.

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So it looks like Keri Hilson is using the age-old formula of generating beef for press. Homegirl has an album coming out March 24th and she knows we’re in a recession … so we can see why she’s dissing Beyonce and Ciara in this new remix to her “Turning Me On” single, which features T-Pain and Lil’ Wayne. Peep a few of the lines where she’s allegedly dissing Bey & CiCi below.

FYI: Keri’s never written any tracks for Beyonce, but she has written for Ciara. Apparently Bey snubbed Keri though, which is why she’s a little hot and said, “you need to go have some babies, you need to sit down you fadin…” Her jab at Ciara is basically the last line, where she says “just check the credits ho … catch me in Decatur ho,” which is an obvious diss to someone living in the Atlanta area. She actually goes in on both of them when she says “you can dance, she can sing.” You can probably figure out yourself which one is which ;-)

Now I ain’t tryna start no mess, there’s just something on my chest that I need to get off ’cause you turning me off. Ya vision cloudy if you think that you the best, you can dance, she can sing, but need to move it…

You need to go have some babies, you need to sit down you fadin…

I ain’t turnin it off, I’m still turnin it on. Go on ‘head tell these folks how I been writing ya songs. I been puttin you on, just check the credits ho. And if you want me you can find me in Decatur ho…

Good strategy in theory, but Beyonce ain’t what you want Keri. CiCi … maybe. But Beyonce? Nah…

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Here’s the official GOT video premiere of “Prom Queen,” the latest music video from rapper Lil’ Wayne, who’s dropping a new album, The Rebirth, on May 19th, according to OnSmash.com. Rumors swirled about the Internet this weekend saying that the album would be pushed back or even worse, dropped altogether. But apparently, those rumors are false and we can all expect a new “rock-inspired” album from Weezy this Spring! Peep the music video for Prom Queen above.

A former Cash Money Records producer named Tristan “T Mix” Jones is suing the label for over $2 million, claiming that he’s owed that much from them for his work with several of their artists including Birdman and their biggest artist, Lil Wayne.

In a federal lawsuit, Jones claims he signed an exclusive production contract with Cash Money Records in November 2005. Between 2005 and 2007, Cash Money allegedly released more than 40 master recordings produced by Jones on hit albums such as “5 * Stunna,” “Like Father Like Son,” “Fast Money,” and “Tha Carter II.”

In exchange for Jones’ exclusive production services, Jones says Cash Money promised to pay production royalties on the suggested retail list price. Cash Money has sold well over 3 million album copies in the United States and Canada alone, Jones claims, and has received at least $30 million from his recordings. Jones says Cash Money owes him at least $2.25 million, but has paid him only about $187,000. Jones seeks damages for breach of contract in Federal Court. He is represented by Robert Johnston of Fowler, Rodriguez.

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This news comes shortly after reports of Lil’ Wayne’s forthcoming album, The Rebirth, being pushed back or possibly being dropped all together.