In the video above, you can watch part 2 of Lil Wayne in the studio recording his “She Will” single, which will drop tomorrow and feature Drake. This track is sounding real dope, and you can even hear part of Drizzy‘s chorus in the video too.

Watch part 1 here!

Earlier today I tweeted a line from this track, and now Kingz has come through with the final version! Here is Flo Rida‘s “Fresh I Stay (Part 2)” featuring Lil Wayne, from Flo‘s upcoming album – The Only One. You can listen and download the song below:

Download: Flo Rida – Fresh I Stay (Part 2) (Feat Lil Wayne)

In the video above, Lil Wayne shows us his “@liltunechi” t-shirts which he got custom made, and says he may wear them in one of the seven eight music videos he shot last night! This just shows how hard Weezy works, and one of the music videos he shot was for a Drake song called “Afrika Boombatta“. Wayne says the track is a ‘fun record’, and maybe it will be a single from Drizzy’s Thank Me Later album Other music videos Weezy shot last night were “Runnin’” from Rebirth and a Diddy song. Props MTV

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During a recent trip to Atlanta (before Wayne‘s jail sentence was postposted earlier this week), Scoob was finally able to present Wayne with the latest DVD, and the Cash Money millionaire gave it his stamp of approval.

” ‘Nino Brown Part 2,’ shit crazy!” Wayne is seen saying with a grin a couple of weeks ago in ATL. Weezy was surrounded by Young Money members Gudda Gudda and Short Dawg. In the DVD, Wayne plays a wicked trick on Dawg, a native of Houston. When Short falls asleep in the studio, Wayne puts hot sauce in a teaspoon. Then, the multi platinum prankster puts the spoon in Short’s mouth, literally giving him a rude awakening.

“The ‘Nino Brown’ superstar in the building!” Wayne said to Short and the room full of his friends, still ribbing his artists for the escapades in the DVD.

Short took the joke in stride, quoting lines from “New Jack City” (from which the DVD takes its name): “Am I my brother’s keeper?

“I went out like G Money in that bitch, man!” Short continued, talking about his look in the DVD.

Meanwhile, Wayne was tickled at how Scoob captured his jokester side.

“You gotta really pay attention the editing and you gotta pay attention to how your verse comes on when you wake up,” Wayne told Short. “Soon as the verse come on, that boy wake up [and starts drinking]. If you would have start singing the verse, that would have been the hardest shit that Martin Luther King died for. For real!”

As the night proceeds, Short drops more famous lines from “New Jack.”

“You’re a murderer, Nino!” Short yells, getting everyone to laugh. “Sit your five-dollar ass down before I make change!”

Via MTV, and in other news – we should be getting the “We Are The World Remake” and Shawty Lo’s “WTF” featuring Lil Wayne any day now.

The clip above shows Weezy in the studio, recording “Banned From TV” off No Ceilings. He tends to forget some of his lyrics, but comes back strong. Here’s what Swizz Beatz had to say about Lil Wayne rapping on the song he produced:

“Although in rap years, he’s just as old as me. But that’s my favorite rapper for the new age. For him to not only do the joint, but it appear on Mixtape Daily video… that’s an honor. My kids love Lil Wayne. Do ‘Super Thug’ next, Wayne — keep my legacy alive. … I’m trying to do Special Ed’s ‘I Got It Made’ and a few other classics over. It’s only to give respect to the people. If Wayne is a real MC like I know he is, he was doing it to show love and respect to the joint and what it meant to him. I’m speechless.”

Part of the video is from DJ Scoob Doo‘s Nino Brown Story Part 2, which you can get here.

Props to MTV