Wow! Here we have a sneak peek to Lil Wayne’s “I’m Not A Human Being” record which will be on Tune’s upcoming EP that drops on his birthday, 27th September. Weezy has a brand new verse which he murdered and we can’t wait to hear the full version! Let us know your thoughts in the comments section about the video and the new verse.

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Here is the music video for Lil Wayne’s “Ground Zero” track from his Rebirth album. Shanell stars in the video, but something is telling me that this is a visual from one of SnL’s upcoming music videos and someone just placed the audio over it. I say this because I know she shot a lot of music videos recently for some of her mixtape songs… but who knows? Like I say, this is just my ‘guess’, and don’t forget to leave a comment with your thoughts on this vid below!

Here is the official music video for Drake’s “Miss Me” record which features his boss, Lil Wayne. This is Drizzy’s third single from his Thank Me Later album, and Anthony Mandler directed the video. The video was filmed using green screen, and all of the men from Young Money made cameos along with Birdman.

Here is the official music video for Tyga’s first single titled “I’m On It” featuring Lil Wayne. YMCMB label-mates Drake, Lil Chuckee, Lil Twist, Mack Maine, Birdman and Juelz Santana make cameos, and Tygaman’s Careless World album drops later this year. Colin Tilley is the director of the video, and don’t forget to leave a comment below with your thoughts on this vid!

Here is the official music video for Brisco’s “On The Wall” single which features his label-mate on Cash Money Records, Lil Wayne. Brisco’s Street Medicine album drops later this year, and Birdman, Flo Rida, DJ Khaled and Shanell make cameos.

What do you all think of the video Let us know in the comments.

Here is the official music video for Lil Wayne’s “Steady Mobbin’” record featuring Gucci Mane from the We Are Young Money album. This video was shot two hours before Tunechi turned himself in to prison at his house (which you can see he has an elevator in haha), and was directed by DJ Scoob Doo. You can also see Weezy ashing a blunt in his Grammy award, and don’t forget to leave a comment below with your thoughts about this music video.

Updated with the uncut dirty version which has a few changes! You can still watch the clean version below:

Here is the official music video for Birdman’s track “Loyalty” featuring Lil Wayne and Tyga. The video was shot in front of a green screen and includes cameos from Jae Millz, Short Dawg, Drake, Mack Maine, and Lil Chuckee. This video was very unexpected because it was originally thought to be a leftover from Birdman’s album Pricele$$. “Loyalty” is produced by Kane Beatz and may be off Baby’s upcoming album Bigger Than Life dropping on the same day as Jay Sean’s album later this year.

Here is the fourth music video that has premiered for the Lil Tunechi Weekend on MTV entitled “Get A Life” off Lil Wayne’s latest album, Rebirth. Just like the “Da Da Da” music video, “Get A Life” is set on top of South Beach Hotel, and Miami rock band ¡Mayday! make a cameo. David Rousseau directed this music video and rumor has it that we may be receiving a fifth music video tomorrow night.

Let us know your favorite music video to premiere this weekend in the comments.

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Above is the official music video for the Weezy and Nicki Minaj duo “Knockout” off Wayne’s rock inspired album, Rebirth. This is the third music video premiered for MTV’s Lil Tunechi Weekend, and Birdman makes a cameo. This video was directed by Jeffrey Panzer, and be sure to leave your thoughts on the music video in the comments.

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Here is the second Rebirth music video to premiere during MTV’s Lil Tunechi Weekend! This time we have Lil Wayne’s “Runnin’” record featuring Young Money’s Shanell, and Birdman making a cameo. You can read what SnL said about the music video below, and don’t forget to tell us your thoughts about this video in the comments section below.

“Well, it was a long day, and a lot of the videos we did that day were green screen,” Shanell told us during a trip to the Manolo Blahnik store in New York City on Thursday. “The song is talking about running and asking when will whatever it is that you’re going through that’s not a positive thing end. So ‘Runnin’ ‘ is about wanting whatever it is in your life to stop.”

Shanell explained that in the video, an earthquake and other natural disasters and even a war, are metaphors and not visuals she had in mind while she was writing her portion of the song. “That wasn’t in my head. It was whatever personal thing that I was going through that I wanted to end. That’s what I was expressing, but when you write a song you want everybody to kind of relate, so the audience can make it mean whatever it means to them.”

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