Here is the official music video for Drake‘s “Miss Me” record which features his boss, Lil Wayne. This is Drizzy‘s third single from his Thank Me Later album, and Anthony Mandler directed the video. The video was filmed using green screen, and all of the men from Young Money made cameos along with Birdman.

In the video above, Lil Wayne calls Mack Maine and DJ Scoob Doo from Rikers Island to talk about doing a concert the same hour he gets released from prison, and Drake and his Thank Me Later album. Birdman comes by to say “Su Woo”, and Wayne also books studio time to rap his verse to “Light Up” from over the phone.

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We finally get the CDQ for Drake‘s third single from his upcoming album dropping on June 15th, Thank Me Later! The record called “Miss Me” was produced by Boi-1da and 40, and features Lil Wayne. They shot a music video for this song before Wayne went to jail, so hopefully we can be expecting that video to drop in the next month or so. Both Drizzy and Weezy murder this song, and you can stream/download it below:

Download: Drake – Miss Me (Feat Lil Wayne) [Rapidshare] | Drake – Miss Me (Feat Lil Wayne) [Usershare] [Updated with the mastered, dirty, CD quality version!]

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DJ Clue played this Drake track yesterday on Power 105 called “Miss Me” featuring Lil Wayne. We have already heard Drizzy‘s verse in CDQ here, and this record will be on Drake‘s upcoming album, Thank Me Later dropping June 15th. This is still the unfinished version of the song, meaning the final version will sound different. You can listen and download the track below:

Download: Drake – Miss Me (Feat Lil Wayne) [Radio Rip]

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Baby has taken charge of Young Money, helping them keep their stronghold on the rap music game until Weezy returns from temporary leave. The Cash Money general has plenty of experience running a family business but he says Wayne’s absence has left a void felt by the whole crew.

“It’s a big difference now without Lil Wayne but we doing what we gotta do. He’ll be home in a minute,” Baby told VIBE Saturday (May 1). “You can’t ever replace him. We do as much as we can without him and we just waiting for him to come home.”

Baby was spotted at New Jersey’s Bamboozle Music Festival over the weekend supporting Drake who performed for screaming fans. He says the Toronto native’s debut Thank Me Later, scheduled for June 15, will not disappoint.

“You always gotta say big things are coming from Young Money,” Birdman said from the festival. “All our releases this year – I think Drake‘s album is one of the biggest excitements of the year. I think Nicki Minaj‘s album is a big excitement of the year.”

Despite the moves Young Mula is making for music domination, Baby says there’s room for other crews to be successful too.

“You know, Dipset came up the same time as us. Cam, Jimmy, that’s my family,” Baby says about Jim Jones and Cam’ron’s recent reunion. “For them to be together, that’s what it do, that’s what’s up. We making music and unity and that’s what I’m about.”

Baby is also all about Weezy and the day they can stunt together again.

“I would probably be one of the happiest men on Earth the day that my son comes home,” Baby says. “That’s the biggest excitement for all of us as Young Money/Cash Money and as our families is the day Wayne come home.”

Via VIBE

The plot thickens when it comes to the record “Afrika Bambaataa“. Weeks ago, before he went to prison, Wayne revealed on his “Nino Brown: The Road To Rikers” DVD that he was shooting a video to a song called “Afrika Bambaataa” for Drake. Everyone speculated that the song in question would be part of Weezy‘s contribution to Drizzy‘s Thank Me Later album. On Monday in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, before the start of his Away From Home Tour, Drake told us “Afrika Bambaataa” isn’t his record.

“That’s actually a Lil Wayne song,” he explained. “I don’t know where that confusion came from. I was just on set that day when he was shooting that video. That’s not even my song. I’m not even on it, to be honest with you. Me and Wayne have a song on my album — a song called ‘Miss Me.’

“It’s a pretty straightforward [song],” he continued. “It’s a song about being away from what you love and hoping that when you’re gone, doing you, somebody out there misses you. It goes for Wayne in his situation and it goes for me in my situation, ’cause I’m on the road for I don’t how long right now.”

Drake also revealed that he redid the chorus for Wayne‘s song “Single” off of the No Ceilings mixtape. – MTV

So maybe the song “Afrika Bambaataa” will be a single for Weezy‘s Tha Carter IV album, and I wonder if the music video for “Single” off the No Ceilings mixtape will have Drake on the chorus.

Bryant says the Toronto rapper was already signed to Young Money Entertainment, but signed his distribution deal on Sunday. “We were looking for all the creative control and all the say-so over the project,” said Bryant, “the person who gave us the sweetest deal.”

Drake, who Bryant says is ecstatic about the signing, will appear on one of two follow-up singles to Young Money’s hit “Every Girl,” slated to drop in the next two weeks.

Drake’s debut album, Thank Me Later, has no release date, but Bryant says the Young Money group album is expected to drop late this year, on the same day as Lil Wayne’s Rebirth.

Shout outs to XXL Mag