Check out the video above to watch the behind the scenes for Young Money’s “Bed Rock” music video courtesy of Derick G. Cameos in the video include Short Dawg, Mack Maine, Shanell, Lil Chuckee, GEDTrell, Jay Rock, and Birdman who also mentions the upcoming Cash Money/Young Money tour.

This video looks amazing, and should be here around next week! Enjoy…

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Just as Weezy Week ends, we get Lil Wayne’s “No Ceilings” mixtape! This is the unofficial version of the tape according to Ceelow and he also said there will be 8 new songs dropping on November 1st, but according to Mack Maine there will only be two new songs? Anyways we have updated this post with the official cover for “No Ceilings” which was created by HustleGRL, and you can download the mixtape below with the tracklist:

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01. Swag Surfin’
02. Ice Cream Paint Job
03. D.O.A.
04. Interlude
05. Wasted
06. Watch My Shoes
07. Break Up (Feat Short Dawg & Gudda Gudda)
08. Banned From TV
09. Throw It In The Bag
10. I Think I Love Her (Feat Tyga & Shanell)
11. Interlude #2 (Feat Shanell)
12. Wetter
13. I’m Good (Feat Lucci Lou)
14. Poke Her Face (Feat Jae Millz)
15. Run This Town
16. I Gotta Feeling
17. Outro

Enjoy, and let us know what you think of this mixtape by downloading it, listening to it, and then leaving a comment below

NO CEILINGS MUTHERFUCKA

Here is day 5 of the Cash Money and Young Money Europe tour where they are in London, UK. This is the last day in the UK, and day 6 they will be in Paris which will be posted on Wednesday. Birdman’s fam do a bit of car shopping and then Mack Maine and Gudda Gudda speak to Derick, before you see Weezy and Birdman perform on stage.

Props to Derick G

Previously: Video: Young Money & Cash Money In London (Day 4)

In the interview below, Young Money’s Gudda Gudda speaks to LilWayneHQ.com about some of his upcoming projects including the YME compilation, a typical record session, his first raps Lil Wayne wrote for him, Guddaville, and much more.

We’re here with Gudda! This is George Kiel on behalf of LilWayneHQ and NiceKicks.com, we thank you for taking the time to do this interview man.

All day, no problem brother.

What’s going on with some upcoming projects you got? We know you just dropped Guddaville which was crazy. Is there any more upcoming things you got?

We got the Young Money Compilation coming out, no official date on it yet, but we’re working on that right now. We pretty much done, we just touching up. I’mma just be dropping more music man, keep giving ‘em new music as much as possible. The main focus right now is the Compilation and the Guddaville mixtape.

Is there any more news you can give us on the YM collaboration?

I mean pretty much, it’s just Young Money. We got too much secretive shit we got going on, it’s gonna be our present.

Yeah, we waiting on that man.

So do you have any other projects that your featured on coming up? Because we saw that you did a song with Essay Potna, and one with Spark Dawg. We see you in the Dallas real hard, so you got any other things featured?

I’ve been doing features for a few different people. I’m trying to get something together with Gucci Mane right now and I just did a joint for Beanie Sigel the other night man, that shit is crazy. Yeah, a few other things I don’t wanna speak on cause I don’t know if it’s a go yet, but I’m working though.

Do you know if your going to release an album in the future?

Yeah of course, that’s what I do this for. Probably some time in the next year, I ain’t got an album coming out in the next few months or nothing. First thing first YM Compilation, then your probably gonna get a Drake album, then you probably go anywhere from Nicki Minaj to whoever you know what I mean. But I should be around the third slot, so I can’t really speak on that til probably next year… your gonna get a gang of mixtapes from me though!

That’s wassup, we be waiting on that.

So do you think this upcoming Young Money “Bed Rock” single will be a bigger hit than “Every Girl”?

Shit I hope so. I think it got potential

Do you think you had a better verse on “Every Girl” or “Bed Rock”?

I had fun doing both of those songs. I look at those verses like they are definitely verses that I ain’t tryna spit on. I ain’t looking at none of them verses like ‘ight this one better than that one’, cause I wasn’t even trying to spit on them, like I was just having fun doing them songs. Those songs are like ‘feel good music’, it’s something you have fun doing, it ain’t something you tryna compete on. I like both of those verses, but no favorite.

A lot of people have been e-mailing me and asking me about a Young Money clothing line. Do you and Young Money have any plans to release one?

Nah, not as of right now that I know of. No one said nothing about that.

What’s been the biggest difference from rapping with Wayne during the Sqad Up days and rapping with him now during the Young Money days?

Shit, just watching him grow as a artist, just getting better and better. I was right there with him when he was writing raps, I watched him stop writing raps just doing it off the top of the head. I just got see him grow over the years, probably the best thing I got to see him do.

Lil Wayne not only grew as an artist, because you grew too. We was following you back then when you was saying stuff like “I don’t know why they call it lil’ light of mine, cause it’s like I dim that”.

Yeah, that’s that throwback huh.

Yeah, and that Gudda Gudda and Weezy.

Oh yeah you going all the way back.

Yeah, we going back over here.

That’s wassup, I appreciate that support.

So how does a typical recording session go for you? Do you just write after hearing the beat or do you go in the booth and just spit whatever you want?

I write so much material during the day, it depends on how the beat makes you feel. I got a ton of raps in my phone, so when I hear the beat and that beat makes me think of one of them raps in my phone, I automatically pop up in my head like ‘Oh, that rap will fit good on this real good’ or if I hear the beat and I feel I need to put something new on it, I automatically just start writing right there and then on the spot. Different ways, there is no certain way, however I feel the best way to get it done is if it’s me going to a rap I wrote on my phone earlier that day or a rap I wrote earlier that week. I just get it done best way possible.

Speaking of your raps, we read a recent interview where Wayne said that he wrote your first raps. Do you remember what they where?

I really don’t on some real shit, it was so long ago man. That shit was like when we where young, I forgot, I forgot them raps. I don’t even think I recorded them, they where that old. It was more like him show me how to format a verse and how to put a verse together, how to format words, he was teaching me that part.

What do you do in your spare time Gudda? We see you do a bit of Tweeting sometimes, what else you do?

I just chill man. When I get time off I just chill with my kids. I don’t club a lot, none of that. Studio that’s the main thing, and family time.

We hear you don’t be in the clubs or nothing unless you get paid to be there, y’all stay in the studio?

Yeah, basically.

I know you said Gucci Mane earlier, but who else in the music game would you like to collaborate with that you haven’t done so with yet?

Shit, I got a few people. Pretty much every artist that I wanna work with I already started speaking to them about working together. There was Jeezy, the Gucci situation… pretty much all my favorites that I listen to. Oh Kiss of course, Jadakiss.

We heard there could be a possible Sqad Up song on Guddaville, could there be a possible Sqad Up reunion some time soon?

I can’t speak on that right now.

What’s the deal with the “Amazing Love” and “Lethal Injection” tracks that you did for Wayne, could they be on Rebirth?

They might be, I dunno since they leaked… I dunno if he gonna use them or not, but they might be.

What is your favorite song off Guddaville? We have a few favorites over here, but we tryna see if they match to what you think is a favorite?

I like the “Intro” and the “Outro”, they my two favorites, and the joint with Nicki and Short Dawg “Always Love You” – I like that one too. Shit I like a lot of them, “Getting To The Money”… I made sure that when I put this tape together I enjoyed every song, it wasn’t more like he putting songs on there just cause I got them. I made sure every song on the tape I liked. Sometimes as artists as we record songs we might not like them, but the people might like it… I didn’t go with that, I had to enjoy the song to put it on the tape.

It’s really like an album, because you used a lot of original beats on there so you could really classify that as an album.

Uh umm, it was my first time putting out a project too. So I wanted to make sure its hot, and I didn’t want to do the normal and just rap over other people’s beats. I just wanted to make it a nice project so people can respect the work more than anything.

That mean we can expect that Guddaville 2 to surface some time soon right?

Yeah, I’m working on that. I don’t have a date or anything but I am working on it.

Thanks for your time Gudda, we appreciate you giving us the chance to interview you. Everyone at Lil Wayne HQ and Nice Kicks would like to wish you the best of luck in the future man.

I appreciate it, likewise, same to you.

We would just like to give a few shout outs: George Kiel from NiceKicks.com for doing the interview, Greg Gates and DJ Ill Will for setting up the interview, Fredd Martins for editing the audio, and of course Gudda Gudda! If you missed Gudda’s “Guddaville” mixtape, you can download a free copy here.

Here are three songs which feature Lil Wayne from Gudda Gudda’s Guddaville mixtape which dropped earlier today. One song is the full version to “Young Money Hospital” with less DJ, and the other two are “Demolition” freestyles. You can listen and download the songs below, and you can download the full Guddaville mixtape at YoungMoneyHQ.com.

Download: Gudda Gudda -- Demolition Freestyle Part 1 (Feat Lil Wayne)

Download: Gudda Gudda -- Demolition Freestyle Part 2 (Feat Lil Wayne)

Download: Gudda Gudda -- Young Money Hostpital Part 1 (Feat Lil Wayne)

Bonus: Here is a short snippet of a Lil Wayne Rebirth song called “Roller Coaster“:

Props to WeezyFan from the forums.

Here is the full, official version of the new Young Money single called “Bed Rock“. The song features Lloyd, and the artists from Young Mula on this record are Lil Wayne, Gudda Gudda, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Tyga and Jae Millz. You can download this song below:

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Enjoy and like Lloyd says: “It’s Young Muullaaa baaabbyyyyy”

We finally have the Young Money song called “Girl You Know” which was produced by Kane Beatz. I think this record will be on the compilation album, and they will be shooting a video hopefully this month. We have two versions of this record; one with Lil Wayne, Drake, Gudda Gudda, Nicki Minaj, Jae Millz, Tyga and Omarion which can be downloaded below:

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The second is called “Bed Rock” which is just Lil Wayne, Gudda Gudda, Drake, Nicki Minaj and Lloyd who has replaced Omariooonn. You can listen and download this below:

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So which do y’all think is better

Wassup Young Moneyians,

LilWayneHQ.com has got an interview with Young Money’s Gudda Gudda coming up and we think it would be good if our visitors would like to submit some reasonable questions.

We will be interviewing Gudda Gudda over the phone and asking him around 10 to 15 questions all about himself and Young Money.

Please post any questions you have and think would be good and suitable for the interview below in the comments and we might use them.

Also, be on the lookout for a Tyga and Mack Maine interview

Thanks, Daniel Mousdell

A lot of rain actually.

It didn’t dampen attendance (or enthusiasm) one bit, as 17,000 demonstrative fans came out and were on their feet and dancing the entire night. Though the music reflected black culture, there were scant few African-Americans in the audience; it was mainly screaming, young, white girls.

New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne has been making waves with his melodic rock- infused rap, and though he’s not blazing any new ground, he is putting an unmistakable stamp on it.

From his long dreadlocks to his tattooed tears, Wayne is not your cliché rapper. At SPAC, in red cap, camouflage pants and toothy grin, Wayne walked out to adoring high-pitched screams unlike you’ve ever heard here. A slick set used a high-tech screen and pyro like a big rock band.

“A Milli” was rap with a reggae lilt in the vocal delivery, albeit nasally and quite processed by electronic effects — there’s a fine line between coloring the tone, and helping prop up a vocal. “Go DJ” just roared, making the floor rattle and the hairs on your arm stand up and vibrate.

Even though Lil Wayne could do no wrong for this enamored crowd, the show wasn’t perfect. The giant video screen planted center stage was supposed to go up after the first few numbers, but remained stuck in place, obscuring the band, and limiting Wayne’s movement.

The guitar-riff-driven “Prom Queen” was a slow grind whine about a heartbreaker, and the crowd went crazy. Soon rapper Birdman came out for some intense give and take; young Tyga got in his face as well.

For “Every Girl“, all the openers and guests were on stage for a wicked finale; by then even the video screen complied and rose up to its proper position.

Shouts to TimesUnion and if you would like to see more pictures from the concert, click the more tag below:

Also, in case you missed it, we had the chance to release the Gudda Gudda “Guddaville” mixtape cover earlier, so you can check that out here and major shout outs to @Gudda1, @DeeJayIllWill and @RealDJRockstar!

The Young Money album is slated for November 24, as is Lil Wayne’s Rebirth LP, according to a source in his camp.

No doubt about it, the New Orleans Fireman is loaded. Rap’s most popular mic king just kicked off Young Money Presents: The America’s Most Wanted Music Festival, and one of Weezy’s main goals on the tour is to make sure his Young Money artists get shine. While you know all about Drake, Nicki Minaj and newest member Omarion, we thought we’d put you onto game about the rest of the clique.

“Gudda, he’s got this aggression about him,” Wayne told us about the artist who’s been with him the longest. Gudda Gudda has been riding with Wayne since he was a teenager on Cash Money.

“What people don’t know, Gudda started rapping several years ago,” Weezy added. “He started rapping because I said, ‘I like your look. You should rap.’ I wrote his first rap for him, and I never written another rap for him ever since that day I told him he should be a rapper.”

Representing the younger faction are Lil Twist, who’s on the tour riding his Segway scooter around, and Lil Chuckee, who uses his feet to cover ground backstage.

“His energy, he’s a pure entertainer,” Weezy said of Chuckee. Wayne is also a fan of Chuck’s swag. “I know that kid is gonna make it. It’s like in sports when you got that Kobe Bryant. You don’t know what to do with him, whether to play him the guard, center, small forward — you just know we’re gonna win with him.”

Rounding out the clique are mostly names you’ve heard of: Mack Maine, Tyga, Jae Millz, D. Woods’ sister Shanell (also known as SNL) and T-Streets.

“He’s more like my brother,” Wayne said of Streets. “He’s been with me since Gudda. He’s like my protector. Anybody wanna play games, T-Streets is right there. So I make sure T-Streets is on everything I do, always around.”

Shouts to MTV and let’s hope this is the last pushback.