Check out these photos of Lil Wayne sitting courtside with Mack Maine at the Miami Heat vs. New York Knicks game yesterday (January 27th) at the American Airlines Arena in Florida. As you can see from the pics (more after the jump), Weezy is rocking some of his TRUKFIT clothing, which will be released in early February.

In other news, Ke$ha dropped the official music video for her “Sleazy Remix 2.0: Get Sleazier” single featuring Tunechi, Andre 3000, Wiz Khalifa and T.I. last night. None of these music artists appear in the visual, but if you still want to watch it, you can do so here.

Ke$ha grabs verses from Lil Wayne, Andre 3000, Wiz Khalifa and T.I. for the official remix to her “Sleazy” record. The original version of this club joint that is produced by Bangladesh, Benny Blanco and Dr. Luke appeared on Ke$ha‘s Cannibal album over a year ago! You can listen to the song below and purchase on iTunes here.

Here is the official music video for B.o.B.‘s “Strange Clouds” single featuring Lil Wayne. Motion Family directed the visual, and T.I. and Tity Boi make cameos!

Last night, Reginae Carter had a Cinderella-themed birthday party in Atlanta to celebrate turning 13. People who attended the party were: Lil Wayne, Toya Wright, Weezy’s girlfriend Dhea, Weezy’s little brother Semaj, Weezy’s mother Cita, Birdman, Slim, Ceelow, Mack Maine, Birdman’s daughter Bria, T.I., Tiny, Memphitz, Nivea, Sarah Vivan, and more. You can view plenty of photos after the jump, as well as a video of Reginae‘s entrance with her father Tunechi and her mother Toya.

Pics via FO, TYBF and JP.

DJ Cosmic Kev just premiered Meek Mill‘s “I’mma Boss” official remix featuring Lil Wayne, T.I., Swizz Beatz, Rick Ross, Birdman and DJ Khaled on Power 99, but Flex comes through with the CDQ version! You can listen and download the Jahlil Beats-produced track below and I will update this post as soon as the dirty version is available. Updated with the explicit version.

Download: Meek Mill – I’mma Boss (Remix) (Feat Lil Wayne, T.I., Swizz Beatz, Rick Ross, Birdman & DJ Khaled) [Dirty]

Who killed it

Above, you can watch some short footage from Lil Wayne‘s 29th birthday party at Club LIV in Miami. This party took place around 2 weeks ago, and Boo, Mack Maine, T@ and Troy Bless can be seen with Weezy.

In other Tunechi news, we can be expecting Ke$ha’s “Sleazy” official remix to drop soon featuring Wayne, Andre 3000, T.I. and Wiz Khalifa. Also, Weezy F Baby and Tip will be on Meek Mill’s “I’mma Boss” official remix, which is also expected to be released soon. Another single featuring Tune that is supposedly dropping soon as well is “Yao Ming” by David Banner. Oh, and Lil Twist’s “Flowers” single featuring Lil Wayne and Chris Brown could drop any day now too!

Lil Wayne recently wrote a letter to The Juice from the pen answering 13 questions they sent to him (so it’s kind of an interview). Weezy talks about Nicki Minaj and Drake becoming superstars, his new writing process, maybe dropping a new mixtape when released, jail visits, the important things he has learned throughout this experience, fanmail, T.I. going back to jail, the first 5 things he wants to do when released, and more.

The Juice: Since you’ve been at Riker’s, Drake and Nicki Minaj have not only broken out as rap artists, they’ve become bona fide superstars. What about the two, in your opinion, has pushed them along to become such forces to be reckoned with? Was there anything about their rise that shocked you?

Lil Wayne: Young Money artists Drake and Nicki Minaj are both born stars! I am just blessed to have them on the team. It’s Drake’s drive to be great and Nick’s motivation to be different and creative. I am not shocked at all about their immediate success.

You’ve been one of the most prolific artists alive over the past five years – constantly recording songs, making guests spots and releasing mixtapes. But most of that came to a halt with the prison sentence. Did you enjoy just writing and no recording in the studio? And did that change your process at all? Has any of it been frustrating? Or have you enjoyed the break?

I definitely enjoyed the writing process and it was a lot different from just being in the studio with music. It’s more critical and personal. It was frustrating at times but for the most part it was beautiful, as it’s always beautiful to create.

When you’re released, where will your focus be musically? Do you plan on immediately releasing some music? Or will you be fine-tuning “Tha Carter IV”?

When I’m released, I’ll be giving my musical attention to “The Carter IV” and promoting “I Am Not A Human being.” I may drop a mixtape! You know me!

What’s the one thing that occurred this year that you’ve regretted the most? What did you miss most while you were incarcerated?

No regrets. I missed my wonderful kids the most!!

Which artists/friends have been the most supportive while you’ve been incarcerated? Have there been a lot of visits? Which have been the most surprising/unexpected? Which made you the happiest?

All artists and friends were very supportive. Thank God I’ve gotten two visits a week since the day I walked in. I’d have to say the visit from Diddy was most surprising because there’s a lot that you’re required to go through and to think he did just to see me is more than cool. But again, everybody has been more than supportive. I never felt alone.

What kind of facilities were you allowed to use while locked up? For example, how often were you allowed on a computer to update twitter? Call people? Etc.?

I used the phone everyday, but no computer at all. I just have to thank Karen Civil for keeping my site so great!

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What’s the most important thing you’ve learned throughout this experience? What has been the most positive thing out of the whole ordeal?

I’ve learned about my strength and inner peace. I’ve shown myself how patient I can be. The most important or positive thing I’ve gotten out of this is the ability to be so humble.

We’ve heard you on the various phone interviews you’ve done since being in jail, and you sound very refreshed. What are you most nervous about acclimating to once you are released? Do you plan on continuing this clean streak?

I’m not nervous about anything and I have no choice but to continue this clean streak.

You spent a lot of time reading and answering fan mail while you’ve been in jail. What did you learn about your fans from that? Are there any letters that particularly stand out to you and/or helped you the most? Will you stay active with reading fan mail once you’re released?

I’ve learned a lot from my fans, mostly about my impact on others’ lives. There are many letters that helped me in many ways. And I do plan on reading more fan mail after my release.

You recently said Eric Benet’s “Sometimes I Cry” song is one of your favorites tunes to listen to in jail. What other songs are you listening to these days?

I only listened to the slow jams station, so whatever they played, I jammed to.

Since your incarnation, T.I. has gotten arrested and will serve time again. What are your thoughts on his situation, and do you think the jail system actually serves to rehabilitates people?

No comment.

What’s your next tattoo? Will you memorialize your time in jail with some sort of ink?

Not sure.

What details can you give us about your welcome home concert? Also, what are the first five things you want to do when you are released other than perform?

Not sure about the concert yet. And the first five things I will do is kiss Reginae, kiss little Dwayne, kiss Neal, kiss Kameron and kiss my wonderful mother Cita.

Via Billboard

Last week, we posted that Lil Wayne‘s new single ,”Right Above It“, featuring Drake reached #1 on iTunes. This week, we’re glad to say that “Right Above It” has debuted at #6 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, not to mention it is #1 on Billboard’s Digital Songs chart. This adds to the list of Weezy songs to reach the top 10, and from the looks of it this song will reach #1 in no time. After the jump you can view a video of T.I. saying that Tunechi is the only person, other than him, that could claim the title of “King of the South“. Be sure to leave your thoughts on Wayne‘s achievement and the video in the comments box.

“It doesn’t bother me at all,” Tip said about his fellow Southern contenders. “Another point I often make is the success of another person, the rise or fall of another individual has no bearing on my title. No matter how much a person does from this day forward, it doesn’t take away from the things I’ve done to this day. I’m gonna have to stop for a long time to let you start for a long time in order for you to catch up, no matter how much you do, and not taking away from anybody, not saying nothing bad about nobody — you gonna have to do what you’re doing right now times two, times three, seven times over in order to be where I am right now…As far as from a standpoint of success, the only person who is in a position to make a claim like that sort would be Lil Wayne, as far as success, from a numbers standpoint. As far as longevity and success, that’s the only person I feel like can say that.”

Here is the tagless version of T.I.‘s “Yeah” record featuring Lil Wayne from Tip‘s Fuck A Mixtape. If you missed the video of Weezy recording his verse to this song, then you can check that out here. Lil C produced this track and you can view the full lyrics here!

Download: T.I. – Yeah (Feat Lil Wayne) [No DJ]

It’s always better to have the no DJ version.

Previously: T.I. – Yeah (Feat Lil Wayne)

Here is some new music from T.I. and Lil Wayne called “Yeah“, from T.I.‘s Fuck A Mixtape. You can watch Weezy record part of his verse from this song which was produced by Lil C here (from in the studio all the way back in 2007), and you can stream/download the track below:

Download: T.I. – Yeah (Feat Lil Wayne) [Rapidshare] | T.I. – Yeah (Feat Lil Wayne) [Usershare]

“So fuck them, and fuck you too (U2)
Now go tell that to Bono”