Check out part 3 of Lil Wayne rocking out with rock band MAYDAY! in the video above. They are on top of a roof on the set of his “Da Da Da” music video, and shouts to DG for the footage!

Previously: Video: Lil Wayne Rockin’ Out With MAYDAY! (Part 2) | Video: Lil Wayne Rockin’ Out With MAYDAY! (Part 1)

Check out this video of Lil Wayne rocking out with Miami’s own MAYDAY! on a roof top on the set of his “Da Da Da” music video. The freestyle Weezy did sounded real dope, and props to DG for the footage.

Previously: Video: Lil Wayne Rockin’ Out With MAYDAY! On The Set Of “On Fire”

I don’t know if anyone can remember, but we posted a Weezy snippet early this year, and it now looks like we finally have the full, mastered version. Jae Millz and Lil Wayne both go in over Gucci Mane’s and Nicki Minaj’s “Pussy Nigga” record, and this song was featured on Millzy’s The Flood Continues mixtape (which you can download at YMHQ). You can listen and download the track below:

Download: Jae Millz & Lil Wayne – Pussy Niggaz (Freestyle) [No DJ] [Updated with no DJ version]

While having dinner, Lil Wayne announces Cory Gunz as the next member to be signed to the Young Money team in the video above. If you remember back, the very first “A Milli” that got released had Cory Gunz featured on it. Leave a comment below with your thoughts on this, like do you think it was a good move or not

Hit the jump to see Lil Wayne and his Twap Team (Lil Za and Lil Twist) do a freestyle live on uStream in his mansion. Weezy also plays the piano and has a “Fuck Em!” carpet underneath it which was pretty cool. You can also see part two of Tim Westwood’s interview with Birdman on Baby’s tour bus.

Lil Wayne freestyling with his Twap Team:

Tim Westwood interview with Birdman were they talk about jewelry, tattoos, Jay Sean, UK and their music:

Holy shit, this is some sick Lil Wayne right here! Weezy goes in over Jay-Z’s “Run This Town” beat and absolutely murders it! This track is also from the No Ceilings mixtape which is dropping in 6 days (could leak earlier)! You can listen and download below:

Download: Rapidshare | zShare

Props DatShyt for the heads up, and remember where you heard this first

Ok, yesterday we posted ‘Lil Wayne: Behind The Music [Sneak Peak]‘ and ‘Lil Wayne Explains Why He Stopped Writing Down Music In ‘Behind The Music’‘, but for our non-US visitors, the video would not play, and a lot of you left a comment saying can you post another video.

So thanks to Yardie, you can now watch the video above from wherever you are and also see the preview for 50 Cent’s “Behind The Music”

Also, as a bonus hit the jump below to see the official front cover for Birdman’s upcoming album, Priceless:

All red everything

In the rapper’s upcoming “Behind the Music” special, set to air September 10 on VH1, he talks openly about scrapping his rhyme books during a furious recording session, where he transformed from Cash Money’s young sidekick to the label’s heavyweight superstar.

“The only way I won’t be able to rap anything I’ve written again is to record everything I’ve ever written before once,” he explained of what led to his now notebook-free style.

The result was a 35-minute freestyle called “10,000 Bars,” on which Wayne’s disjointed rhymes, parts of various working songs, become a cathartic release and set the tone for his memorable mixtape run and a series of Carter albums.

“That changed Wayne as an artist,” his longtime manager, Cortez Bryant, said.

I think this is crazy how Wayne doesn’t write nothing down anymore and it just shows how great of an artist he actually is. Also, I can’t wait for this “Behind the Music” to air on 10th September.

Shouts to MTV

What you guys think

While crediting his team for the overall mixtape formula, Banks said Weezy took promotional and marketing tool to another level these past few years.

“I would lie to say it doesn’t,” Banks said regarding Wayne’s motivation. ‘You need something — it’s right there plain in your face. I always felt like that was the formula, like that was the structure I needed to be successful. It’s just like the record label looks at it like you’re over-saturating. They don’t understand the freestyle. They don’t make any money off of the freestyle. Anything that they don’t make money off of, it doesn’t make sense. That’s why I had to get away from it. You can’t tell me this shit doesn’t make sense when this is what got me sittin’ in your office. We’ve done it! We’ve made it possible for Wayne to understand that formula, and he took it and ran with it!”

Eminem has also credited Weezy’s positive impact on the rap game.

“I stayed up on the music,” Em said in an interview about his past absence from rap. “And without naming any name, it just felt like hip-hop was going downhill…But with this new T.I. album, with this new Lil Wayne album of recent, it seems like things are looking a lot better now. You can appreciate Lil Wayne using different words to rhyme and actually rhyming words that you know. Or T.I., where you hear shit and you’re like Whoa, ah, I wish I would have thought of that! You know what I mean? Or you hear all the compound-syllable rhyming and all that. It just seems like now the craft is getting cared about more.”

Shout outs to SOHH