Here is the unreleased music video for the song, “Money On My Mind“, by Lil Wayne from Tha Carter II. You could see a short clip of the music video at the very end of the “Hustler Musik” music video. This was a Jordan Towers Films production, and also the video shows an interesting clip of Wayne holding 50 Cent‘s book and looking into the camera laughing.

Props to WSHH

Also, in a recent interview with KY (Young Money’s engineer), KY stated that Wayne had 20 tracks done for Tha Carter IV. Could we be getting the album sooner that we expected?

In the video above, Tony Yayo talks about the 50 Cent and Lil Wayne beef. They speak about the ‘stabs’ both rappers have been doing at each other, and when Fiddy came out on Weezy‘s AMW tour.

Shouts to the homie Vlad

Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon recently spoke on his aim to recruit the biggest names in rap including Jay-Z, 50 Cent and Lil Wayne for collaborations to help keep hip-hop united.

Speaking with radio personality Bootleg Kev, the “Chef” revealed which artists he wanted to pursue for joint collaborations.

“I wanna work with Eminem, man” Raekwon explained in an interview. “I wanna work with Jay. I wanna work with 5-0, I wanna work with Lil Wayne, I wanna work with all the young G’s. I wanna work with Jeezy, I wanna work with many rappers, you know what I mean, that I look up to regadless of what. I’m gonna be one of them dudes that’s definitely gonna really really put my foot this time down even more you know what I mean? So if you can help me put the kites out. Tell all your people, ‘He wants to do tracks with these cats, will y’all come up for air for him, could we keep this hip-hop rolling?’”

In the above video, 50 Cent talks about artists who don’t have the life experiences to back up their lyrics and he uses Lil Wayne as an example.

50 uses Wayne as an example because he says that Wayne started young and was on TV, so that must mean that what Wayne says in his lyrics is untrue.

So do you all think this is another diss I think so… smh at 50

Young Money‘s and Lil Wayne‘s “America’s Most Wanted Music Festival” has finally come to an end on Sunday (September 6) in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

There has been some good memories from the tour including Omarion’s and Chris Brown’s moonwalk, and also 50 Cent joining Soulja Boy on stage

We have four more pictures for you all and if you managed to make it to a show, then why not leave a comment telling us your favorite bits from the show

50 Cent made a surprise appearance on the America’s Most Wanted Tour last night during Soulja Boy Tell’em’s set. Fiddy came out wearing a clown mask and a yellow tracksuit. You can see all of this in the video above and when we get a better video, we will update the one above. We have updated the video above with a better quality version.

So, I wonder what Wayne thought of this Hit the jump for 50′s intro and a 6 minute video of Soulja and 50 performing:

“Well Em, I don’t even see Em in a category,” Fif explained in an interview. “Then Em’s number one and I’m number two. What does it mean that you sold a million albums? So you gonna forget I sold ten million records twice? 12 million first, ten million next, so what does that one million mean? What you’re talking about is who has a buzz. A buzz is a song, so the next song I release you feel could turn me into the hottest thing out here. If I’m showing you full capability, what makes you doubt that? There’s a cloud, there’s a respect that is well deserved on Jay-Z’s part because he’s had that cloud come over him and constantly work through it. Having so many projects come out and being successful and maintain being here, there’s a significance in that. Because the public goes after countless hit records, they say, ‘Think you can do it again?’ Ask me if you think he can do it again, hell yeah. ‘Cause he did it how many times in front of us?”

Shout outs to Sh4d0w from the forums and what do you think Weezy should do? Reply or ignore him? Let me know in the comments

Speaking with radio personality Jenny Boom Boom, Whoo Kid explained what reasons Fif could have for going at Weezy.

“Somebody’s always gotta be buried,” Whoo Kid said referring to the mixtape’s ‘Prepare For Total Destruction’ cover warning. “I’m just gonna let everybody get ready. What you do is figure out who’s still relevant, who’s still rapping…It’s definitely not Eminem, but have your fans call up and think who we should bury. It’s kinda obvious. The fans know. Don’t spoil it for all the people out there, I mean, but you know Lil Wayne always cops a plea. He has his daddy, always calls up and talks for him states that Lil Wayne doesn’t have time for beef he’s more worried about money and pills and rock music. He’s not really worried about beef and stuff like that. And the chick that handles his weave, you know, he’s worried about his hair right now. Shout-out to the police officer, Rick Ross.”

Click continue below to listen to the interview and near the end of the video, he also goes on to talk about Weezy leaking so many songs that he has the club rocking.

Enjoy and shout outs to SOHH