Here is the tagless CD quality version of Menace‘s “Blood Niggaz” featuring Lil Wayne and Mitchy Slick. We already posted the song in late January with tags, and you can also watch the official music video for this record and view some photos from the video shoot here!

Download: Menace – Blood Niggaz (Feat Lil Wayne & Mitchy Slick) [CDQ/NoDJ]

PS: Everyone keeps asking me why am I not posting up the new Lil Wayne snippet called “Age” which leaked last night… it’s because the full record is actually already out and was released in 2009. It’s a Natasha song titled “Sidekick Remix” and it features Weezy F Baby.

In other news, Young Money‘s “Roger That” and “Girl I Got You” music videos are being premiered on BET 106 & Park tonight! You can also watch a video below of a prison guard from New York’s Rikers Island prison breaking down what will be Wayne‘s daily routine while he is in jail:

Yesterday, we posted a Lil Wayne interview with UK’s Tim Westwood with the audio… we now have the video for the interview which took place on the day Weezy was shooting music videos non-stop in Miami haha. They talk about the music videos he has been shooting, Young Money, Tha Carter IV, Saints, jail, and the rumor about Weezy‘s crib smelling of weed. You can also see short clips of Wayne and Sean Garrett shooting a music video for “Girls On Girls“, and Wayne and Gudda shooting a “Carter IV“ “Guddaville 2″ music video (the beat sounds crazy)!

Video director David Rousseau said he and the Cash Money team might need to check the Guinness Book of World Records: He and his company Creativeseen may be the new record-holders for most music videos shot in 48 hours.

Cash Money chiefs Ronald “Slim” Williams and his brother Brian (a.k.a. Baby, a.k.a. The Birdman) enlisted Rousseau to shoot nine videos for Lil Wayne during Friday, Saturday and parts of Sunday. The director said he and his crew started setting up for the production around 9 a.m. Friday and the last camera stopped rolling at around 8 a.m. on Super Bowl Sunday.

“We shot some shit from the [We Are Young Money compilation] album, we shot something from [Wayne's forthcoming] Tha Carter IV. Some stuff from [Wayne's recent LP] Rebirth,” the director told MTV News on Tuesday (February 9), before Wayne’s sentencing was postponed. “We knew what our deadline was. We’re trying to get maximum coverage for Wayne. Most of the time we only shot Wayne’s verses — we’ll finish the rest of the videos off in the next couple of weeks.

Rousseau, who had previously directed the soon to be released Young Money video “Roger That” and the recently released Kevin Rudolf/ Wayne/ Birdman/ Jay Sean collaboration “I Made It (Cash Money Heroes),” said the Williams brothers contacted him two weeks ago about his huge task.

“We were put on hold,” Rousseau tells. “Cash Money said, ‘This is our deadline. This is a hard deadline.’ It was basically a ‘Mission: Impossible’ [scenario]: This is your mission if you choose to accept it. Everybody is on board because everybody knows what’s at stake. Unlike T.I. and some of these other guys that’s disappeared while they were in, the point is to keep Wayne [visible] on TV and everything for whatever time he’s in. There was a plan in action. Slim and Baby really could foresee that. He’s at the height of his career, you can’t let that momentum slip.”

Some of the videos that were shot over the weekend were “Da Da Da,” “Knockout” and “Get a Life” from Rebirth and a brand new Weezy song from the highly anticipated Carter IV. “Da Da Da” features the rock band !Mayday! — which performed at Wayne’s “farewell” party on Sunday night — and was shot on location at the Marlin Hotel in Miami. The rest of the clips were filmed at the New Art studio in North Miami in front of a green screen and white background, so footage can be added later.

“There isn’t a title for it,” Rousseau said of the Carter IV song. “Honestly, I can’t tell you too much about it. That was a complete secret. We had to kick everyone off the set for it. No photography, even their official photographer had to leave. That’s under wraps. The album is still under production. It’s a crazy song.”

Rousseau did divulge that the video from Tha Carter IV record would have parts of performance as well as a storyline, as does the video for “Knockout.”

“We got some concepts,” the director said about what we can expect from the videos. “Cash Money came to the table with certain rough concepts. We went off that. In the next couple of weeks, we’ll figure out what we got; ‘Let’s take this over here, let’s take this over there.’ At the end of the day, what it comes down to is making sure you got Wayne in the can. There’s rough ideas for everything. They may not be completely sculpted out, but there is a plan. Nothing is done, just to do it. Everything was pre-thought, whether it be by Baby or Slim or Wayne himself. They’re in the loop. As a label they were prepped.”

Along with the Cash Money/ Young Money family, Juelz Santana, Yo Gotti and boxer Sugar Shane Mosley came out for the shoots.

“We tried to keep it wide, medium, close-up, just him vibing. Then we let him go change clothes,” Rousseau said about the different shots in the videos. “Then other people would come in for 30 minutes. Wayne would come back out, same thing; wide, medium, close-up. Then we bring out somebody else who is on the song, Nicki Minaj, Sean Garrett, Baby, Tyga. Then again, 35 minutes [later] Wayne would come out. The only way to keep him fresh is [doing it] like a basketball team. You know, you can’t give your starter too many minutes: You got him for 35 minutes on the court, outfit change. It was a tight schedule. We shot 16, 18 hours [at a day]. He was there the whole time. He was a trooper.

“He was in a zone,” Rousseau continued. “He was ready. It was a work mentality. He’s getting prepared for everything that’s about to happen to him. He knows it’s the fourth quarter. He was completely cooperative, and completely professional.”

Besides the aforementioned videos, Weezy told Westwood that he recently shot four in Los Angeles, one in Dallas and has “been shooting” in Atlanta as well. Those videos include Rebirth’s “Drop the World” (with Eminem) as well as “Roger That” and “Girl I Got You” from Young Money LP. He also filmed “WTF” with Shawty Lo in Atlanta.

Of course, Wayne now has a bit more time to work on these videos — and probably a lot more.

Via MTV, and hit the jump to see a video and pictures of Lil Wayne leaving the court with his sentence postponed to March 2nd.

When Lil Wayne was in Miami on set shooting a music video for “Da Da Da”, Tim Westwood caught up with him and Birdman for a quick interview. You can listen and read what the interviews were about below. Also in the video above, you can see a Fox-5 news clip from outside the courthouse.

Lil Wayne talks to Westwood about the music videos he has been doing in preparation for jail:

Birdman talks to Westwood about shooting music videos with Lil Wayne including two Tha Carter IV videos, and two Like Father, Like Son 2 videos. They also talk about Weezy going to do time in prison, and YMCMB:

Shouts to Miss Info

FREE WEEZY!!!

As you know, Lil Wayne has been shooting music videos non-stop lately. Well, here is some behind the scenes footage of him shooting a video for Tyga’s “I’m On It” which features Weezy, Drake, and Juelz Santana. The song sounds amazing, and will probably be on Tyga’s album dropping this year. Earlier that day, Lil Weezy also shot his parts for Sean Garrett’s single “Girls On Girls“, and a music video for a Tha Carter IV single