Damn, I don’t know how I missed this. Anyways, OVO just posted a clip of Lil Wayne singing one of my favorite songs of Drake‘s Take Care album, “Shot For Me“, while Drizzy was on stage with him. The footage is from Weezy‘s show last month in Johannesburg, South Africa at the Coca-Cola Dome.

In other news, Birdman recently spoke on Tunechi dropping 2 albums this year. I’m really not sure if we will actually get 2 albums from Tune this year (you know what Baby is like), but I do think we will get I Am Not A Human Being II for sure.

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Here is the official music video for Drake‘s “The Motto” single featuring Lil Wayne and Tyga. The song was produced by T-Minus, and the visual was directed by Lamar Taylor and Hyghly Alleyne of OVOXO. E-40 and Mistah F.A.B. make cameos in this video that was shot in the Bay, along with the mother of Mac Dre, Wanda Salvatto. Drizzy‘s Take Care album, which has already reached platinum status, is available in stores now!

Above, you can watch KarmaloopTV‘s interview with Stephen ‘Spliff’ Hacker, which I found very interesting. Stephen manages some of the hottest producers in the music industry today, including: STREETRUNNER and Drew Money. In the interview, Spliff speaks on working with YMCMB, how Lil Wayne got hold of the “I Got Some Money On Me” beat that Spliff says he recorded in a day for Tha Carter IV album, and more. He also says Wayne has recorded 6 new songs in the studio over his producers beats, but does not know which project they are for.

After the jump, you can view some photos of Tunechi performing in Johannesburg, South Africa at the Coca-Cola Dome just over a week ago with Young Money’s Drake, Shanell and Mack Maine.

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Last night, Drake brought out Lil Wayne to perform the chorus on “HYFR (Hell Ya Fuckin’ Right)” at Power 106′s Cali Christmas 2011 in Universal City at the Gibson Amphitheater. Weezy came out in some furry boots and eating some candy, before giving the sweets to someone in the crowd. They also both performed “The Motto“, but before that Drizzy shouted: “Y’all make some noise for the best rapper alive, Lil Wayne”, to which Tunechi responded with: “No, no, no, no, no… y’all make some noise for the best rapper alive, Drake”.

Shouts to Rap-Up

Above, you can watch Lil Wayne and Drake perform “I’m On One” at the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg, South Africa. After the jump, you can also check out some footage of Weezy performing “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, even though he let the crowd rap most of the first verse

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