Looks like we have two upcoming Lil Wayne songs to be looking out for! The first one is with Sean Kingston called “Dumb Love“, and it could possibly be a single with a music video.

The second one is with Gucci Mane, and Cam’ron for Gucci’s upcoming album titled The State vs Radric Davis dropping December 8th. The record is called “Stupid Wild“.

Oh, and of course we have the Juelz Santana and Weezy joint called “Home Run” to be looking out for now the video is done.

Also according to Birdman, he says the “Rebirth” and “We Are Young Money” albums have been pushed back a week to December 22nd.

Not sure how true this is yet, so I think we should wait for some other statement.

Edit: According to Rap-Up and Universal Motown, the official release date is 21 December 2009.

According to Cool & Dre, Lil Wayne is getting ready to release his next single from Rebirth:

Last nite mixed the most amazing record for Rebirth…I feel so blessed to be part of such an amazing project..shout my bro Wayne

More good news is that because Cool & Dre have mastered the record, we might be getting it this week:

Hopefully you will all hear the single this week…

Rebirth drops December 15, more info can be found here -- http://www.lilwaynehq.com/rebirth

Bonus: Lil Wayne performs “Demolition Freestyle” to the camera for The Carter Documentary:

Here is the official artwork for Lil Wayne’s upcoming album, Rebirth dropping December 15th along with Young Money’s “We Are Young Money”.

What are y’all thoughts on it

I’m wondering why they didn’t use another photo, but on the good side maybe we will be seeing a tracklist soon.

After much delay, Lil Wayne’s highly-anticipated rock album, “Rebirth,” is now slated for a Dec. 15 release date according to the Universal Music Group website. The set will be packaged as a dual-disc along with the Young Money collective, “We Are Young Money.”

Originally scheduled for April 7, the first single off the set titled “Prom Queen,” produced by Infamous and Andrew “Drew” Correa, reached no. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100. Second single “Hot Revolver” debuted at No. 33 on the same tally.

In addition to Infamous and Correa, producers Cool and Dre and Develop also have tracks on “Rebirth,” while Fall Out Boy is featured. The latter comes after their first collaboration on Fall Out Boy’s 2008 release, “Folie à Deux.” Lenny Kravitz, Travis Barker and Young Money/Cash Money artist Drake also appear on the set.

Although the album is mostly rock inspired, with Lil Wayne playing guitar on most of the tracks, the leaked song, “Fix My Hat,” produced by Drew Money, is one of the few rap tracks that made it onto the “Rebirth” set.

Shouts to Billboard, and I know most of us all knew that “Rebirth” was coming out on December 15, but Universal has just recently confirmed that the album is dropping on Dec 15th along with Young Money’s “We Are Young Money” as a dual-disc.

Also, help Lil Wayne get his “Lollipop” music video number 1 on Fuse’s Hip Hop Invasion by voting here.

We posted Lil Wayne on the front cover of Billboard Magazine along with a preview of their interview last week… Now we have the full Lil Wayne interview with Billboard were Weezy speaks about his upcoming rock album Rebirth, Young Money, features, being on tour, Hot Boys reunion, Tha Carter 4, and more:

Lil Wayne always keeps it moving. That’s the one absolute you learn about the rapper after talking with him.

When Billboard caught up with Lil Wayne — real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. — it was a couple of days after he had finished a set of shows in London, Paris and Amsterdam — and a week before he pled guilty to attempted weapon possession for an incident that occurred in 2007. Having barnstormed his way through 68 stateside shows during his top-grossing I Am Music and America’s Most Wanted tours in 2008 and 2009, he deserved a few days off. Instead, the Miami-based rapper was busy completing his free “No Ceilings” mixtape — “A big thank you to fans for coming out and showing me love every single night” of the tours.

Several leaks from the Halloween release feature Wayne rapping over beats from Jay-Z’s “Run This Town” and Fabolous’ “Throw It in the Bag.” Slated for release just after the mixtape, on November 23, is the “Mr. Carter” EP, exclusive to Best Buy.

It’s all in anticipation of Wayne’s “Rebirth.” While his Universal Motown publicist didn’t respond to several requests for comment, another source at the label says that Wayne’s legal issues — the rapper faces a possible one-year sentence; his hearing takes place in February — will not impede the often-delayed album’s December 15 release. But one question looms: Can Lil Wayne keep it moving when it comes to maintaining his sales and touring success?

Billboard: How has touring helped shape your success thus far?

Lil Wayne: It’s played a big part in my career. I’ve been on the road since I was about 14. Since then there’s never been one city that I’ve been stable in for six months. Honestly, touring is just another part of my day. The stage comes at 9 p.m. OK, I eat at 12. (laughs) It’s natural for me, not a preparation. And I thank God for that every day.

Whether it’s a club or arena, I perform my ass off. I go out there and give it my all every single night. I would die onstage. Some people like to just go out there and have their song played with five people onstage, and you don’t even know who four of them are. You’ve got to go out there and perform. Once that works, people will come. And as long as people keep screaming when I step out there, I’ll keep giving them me.

Billboard: Do you have a sense of withdrawal when you’re not on the road?

Lil Wayne: As soon as you start to develop that sense of withdrawal, you get a call from your manager (in Wayne’s case, Cortez Bryant) telling you that you’ve got 60 nights coming up somewhere so you’ll be all right. (laughs) Honestly, the way my schedule is, my days — even when I’m not on tour — are still full. I’m in the studio every single night. There’s really never a moment for me to actually sit and breathe and even notice if I’m having withdrawal symptoms because I have to keep it moving. I just turned 27 on September 27, so I’m not in a rush to take any downtime.

Billboard: Speaking of keeping it moving, “Rebirth” is finally coming. Given earlier leaks from the project, did you make many changes to the final version?

Lil Wayne: As of now “Rebirth” is coming out as a double disc with a (disc of songs) by (artists on his label) Young Money. I had to add new cuts because a lot of things leaked, making people think they had an idea of what I was doing with “Rebirth” and what it would sound like. And I hated that because I never want anybody to think they know what I’m doing until I present it. So what I did was make it totally different — I flipped it.

Billboard: Does the album still lean toward rock?

Lil Wayne: Yes, the album is still rock. I play guitar on 80 percent of the songs and there’s a lot of rock influences and rock beats. I also have (Blink-182 drummer) Travis Barker on the album.

But I don’t want people to think I’m trying to do something I can’t do. Don’t think you’re going to put on the album and hear me screaming and singing … Don’t worry about that. (laughs) When people hear me say “rock,” they may get a little scared like, “Oh, God. What is he going to do?”

When I said I was doing a rock album, it was about doing a freedom thing. This album isn’t hip-hop. When I do my “Carter” albums, I know I’ve got to rap, I know I’ve got to spit — I know the words I’ve got to say and the subjects I’ve got to talk about. I also know the things I shouldn’t say, the things I shouldn’t talk about.

There’s none of those limits on this album. I say what I want, how I want. That’s what this album is: a freedom album. And rock is the avenue that gives you that freedom.

I’m just having fun, that’s all. Trust me: People will like these songs. It’s my job to make them love them, but I know for a fact they’ll like them.

Billboard: What can we expect from the second disc by Young Money?

Lil Wayne: The expectations for Young Money are great. But I think they’ll meet them because everybody — Drake, Nicki Minaj, Lil Chuckee, Shanell, Lil Twist, Tyga, Jae Millz, Gudda Gudda, Mack Maine and T-Streets — works their asses off. Every song is great, which creates a dilemma because we don’t know what to pick as singles.

Billboard: Any truth to rumors that “Tha Carter IV” is coming this year as well?

Lil Wayne: No, no. “Carter IV” is coming next year at a proper time, like it’s supposed to.

Billboard: You recently did a guest feature on the new Weezer album. Any more rock projects on the horizon?

Lil Wayne: Weezer gave me a vivid picture of what they were trying to accomplish and it was wonderful to be a part of that. I also worked with Kid Rock and with Fall Out Boy — Pete Wentz and I are real tight. Other than that, I’ve worked with Gym Class Heroes. And I’ve been kicking it with Green Day, but I’m not sure if we’ll get anything done real soon. You know me — I’ve been out there doing things with everybody.

Billboard: Including working with Chris Brown, Madonna and Shakira. Do you get concerned about overexposure?

Lil Wayne: I just don’t understand the whole point about using yourself too much or doing too many features. This is work; this is a job that we’re doing, and you want to work as much as you can. I’ve been wanting to ask people, “You know, I get paid for those features, right? So do you think I’m getting paid too much or do you think I’m working too much? Is that what you’re asking me?” I don’t get it. All I’m doing is putting in overtime. (laughs)

Billboard: How is Drake’s solo album coming along?

Lil Wayne: He’s one of those guys who needs no help, (laughs) I don’t do anything but say, “Let me hear that song.” And I’m blown away with every word. I’m honored to have him. Knowing Drake, I want to say he’s probably finished with the project. But he’s one of those guys who keeps going back to put more icing on the cake.

Billboard: Is a Hot Boys reunion still in the works? (The rap group consisted of Juvenile, Lil Wayne, B.G. and Turk.)

Lil Wayne: I still agree with it — let’s put it like that. There are four sides to this, and it’s hard getting four sides to come to the table. But I still agree.

Given earlier leaks from the project, did you make many changes to the final version?
As of now Rebirth is coming out as a double disc with a [disc of songs] by Young Money. I had to add new cuts because a lot of things leaked, making people think they had an idea of what I was doing with Rebirth and what it would sound like. And I hated that because I never want anybody to think they know what I’m doing until I present it. So what I did was make it totally different I flipped it.

Does the album still lean toward rock?
Yes, the album is still rock. I play guitar on 80% of the songs and there’s a lot of rock influences and rock beats. I also have Travis Barker on the album. But I don’t want people to think I’m trying to do something I can’t do. Don’t think you’re going to put on the album and hear me screaming and singing . . . Don’t worry about that [laughs]. When people hear me say rock, they may get a little scared like, Oh, God. What is he going to do? When I said I was doing a rock album, it was about doing a freedom thing. This album isn’t hip-hop. When I do my Carter albums, I know I’ve got to rap, I know I’ve got to spit. I know the words I’ve got to say and the subjects I’ve got to talk about. I also know the things I shouldn’t say, the things I shouldn’t talk about. There’s none of those limits on this album. I say what I want, how I want. That’s what this album is: a freedom album. And rock is the avenue that gives you that freedom. I’m just having fun, that’s all. Trust me: People will like these songs. It’s my job to make them love them, but I know for a fact they’ll like them.

Shouts to Rap Radar via Billboard

3 months after the snippet leaked, we finally get the full version of Lil Wayne’s “Most Wanted Rockstar“. This song is supposed to appear on the upcoming Rebirth album which is dropping on December 15. You can listen and download the track below:

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LilWayneHQ.com exclusive for Weezy Week Remember the Lil Wayne verse from Empire’s The Drought Is Over 6 mixtape called My Office? Well here is the full record which features Young Money’s T-Streets and Mack Maine, and the official name of the song is “Down In The Studio“. A lot of people are saying that this is just a ‘Tha Carter III’ leftover track, but people are also saying that it could be on the Rebirth album, so who knows? You can listen and download the song below, and we even included the instrumental for you rappers who wanna rap over it

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Instrumental:

Enjoy, and we have updated with the no DJ version.

Also, does anyone else think T-Streets was half asleep when he recorded his verse

“Tha Carter 4 is out December 15th, we won’t release The Rebirth as a double CD like people are saying. Both will be out before 2010. We’re looking to take over the game completely, flood the market. The Grammy’s are ours next year.”

So it looks like we will still be getting Tha Carter IV, but just not as a double disc with Rebirth. I’m not sure what to think as we still haven’t heard a single from Carter 4 or Rebirth yet, but December 15th will be a crazy day if Rebirth, Tha Carter 4, and the Young Money Compilation all come out. Also, check out the video below where Birdman speaks about Jay-Z being #1 on the MTV’s Hottest MC list and more:

Here is a Lil Wayne Rebirth track called “Look Out” which features Shanell. About 30 minutes ago, we posted the snippet, but you can now download the full version below:

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Props Team Supreme, and this ain’t the end of Weezy songs yet

Let us know what you think of this record in the comments