On Monday night, Lil Wayne returned to the booth for the first time after being released from prison, and has finished a song ready to be put out to the world.
“We’re trying to put it out, like, tomorrow,” Cortez Bryant, Wayne’s manager, told Rolling Stone. “We got a crazy song. If not tomorrow, definitely next week.”
So if we don’t get the song today, we will be getting it next week.
Here is the official music video for Rick Ross‘ “Veterans Day” record featuring Lil Wayne and Birdman. This visual was directed by Spiff TV, and Tunechi shot his parts 8 months ago.
“I’m so excited I plan to drop a single in January,” said Khaled. “Of course, I’ma be rocking with Weezy, that’s my brother, as soon as he gets a chance in his schedule for us to get in the lab, I’ma be there and I’mma be there for him.”
“I’m letting you know right now, I’m in the studio as we speak right now,” the excitable DJ said. “I been in the studio in the last four months, every night just making music. Expect the unexpected, expect the expected, expect, you know, my best work ever.”
“It’s one big family, YM/CMB, We the Best. Shout to Slim, Birdman, Mack Maine and Lil Wayne for letting me a part of a incredible family, incredible team,” Khaled said.
Above, Sway from MTV speaks to DJ Khaled about working on his upcoming album that is dropping in 2011 on Cash Money Records, and says Weezy will be on the LP. After the jump, you can watch a video of some celebrities including: Russell Simmons, Ciara, Twista, Cee-Lo, Big Sean, Jim Jones, Donnis, Ed Lover, David Banner, Jazmine Sullivan, Bow Wow, Saigon and more welcoming Lil Wayne home.
Last night, Lil Wayne was getting back to business after being away for 8 months. Weezy had his first recording session at Hit Factory in Miami which lasted through till the morning. You can see a photo above, and you can also see that Tune is using a notebook which he has not done since he was 17 years old. Wayne was also recording his verses over a Develop beat, and here is a lyric from one of the verses: “If time is money, I’m an hour past paid.”
Lil Wayne is a man of many words when it comes to his rhymes, but the superstar MC was short and to the point when describing how he’s moving on past his experience in prison the past eight months.
“I forgot about yesterday,” Wayne told MTV News exclusively on the red carpet of his “Welcome Home Tunechi” party in downtown Miami on Sunday night (November 7).
The night before, on Saturday, Wayne surprised fans and Drake by appearing on stage next to his protege during Drake’s last tour stop in Las Vegas for his Light Dreams and Nightmares jaunt.
“It’s unexplainable,” Wayne said of returning to the stage. “Words can’t explain. I’m good with words and I can’t explain.”
“I just wanna thank everybody,” he said. “Not only MTV fans, but the fans across the whole world. Most of all, my family. I couldn’t do it without them and I would never do it without them.”
Sway speaks to Lil Wayne and Birdman on the red carpet of Wayne‘s “Welcome Home Tunechi” party last night. Weezy thanks his fans and family, speaks on his performance with Drake in Las Vegas, says he has already “forgot about yesterday” when asked about moving on from his last 8 months behind bars, and Birdman speaks on their next business plans. After the jump, you can also watch another video of Tune thanking his fans for all our support.
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