Carrying on with his interview with MTV, Lil Wayne discusses how he has been recording his Tha Carter V album in a different way than his previous albums.

“I say it’s different, because I’m older and wiser, and I know more things and I know more about myself now. I’m more careful about what I’m doing and trying to be more careful what I’m saying. It’s awesome; it’s coming together dope. I think the Wayne fans are gonna like it. I hope so.”

Weezy F Baby also explained that he is taking a more hands-on approach with his music after the controversy with the Emmett Till lyric that he rapped on Future’s “Karate Chop” remix.

“I knew that I had people above me or around me that was gonna make sure whatever I said or shouldn’t have said or whatever I did or shouldn’t have did. Well now, I’m those people, and I’m telling me what I should do and what I shouldn’t say.”

You can watch the interview in the video below!

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Cash Money’s Jay Sean recently talked to DJ Vlad about working with Lil Wayne, what his reaction was to hearing Wayne suffered from seizures earlier this year, the Emmett Till “Karate Chop” line situation, Paris Hilton signing to YMCMB, and more.

Jay also says that he has never known anyone to work as hard as Weezy F Baby. Check out the interview in the clip above!

A few days ago, a clip of Lil Wayne shooting his parts for his “God Bless Amerika” music video surfaced online. This clip caused a lot of controversy, because if you have no idea what Weezy was doing in the clip, then you might think he was walking on the flag of the United States of America, which is of course against the law under the United States Flag Code.

After this clip was posted online, I have never seen and been sent so many messages and death threats about Tune since I started LilWayneHQ up 5 years ago. It was so clear to me that Wayne was shooting a scene for his “God Bless Amerika” video and when the beat dropped, the flag also drops to the ground and his hood is all standing behind him. It was not like he was walking on the flag for the music video and I am sure the camera angle will not be including below the bottom legs in the music video.

However, the main issue in my opinion is those gossip websites that just post headlines about Tunechi dancing on the United States of America flag to bring hits and traffic to their site. Then you get the dumb idiots who just read the title of the article and then they go act tough behind a computer without even watching the video first!

The YMCMB family were all in Las Vegas yesterday shooting two videos – one was Lil Wayne‘s “No Worries” single featuring Detail and the other one was Birdman’s “Shout Out” single featuring Gudda Gudda and French Montana. While taking a break from shooting on set, Weezy sat down with MTV for an interview to talk about his Young Money artist Tyga having a little baby boy with Blac Chyna. If you didn’t already know, Tyga and Chyna welcomed their first child, King Cairo Stevenson, into the world on Tuesday.

“Yeah, lil Cairo, shout out to Tyga and his new little baby boy Cairo.”
“If there is any advice I have for Tyga, I would give that to Tyga.”

After the jump, you can watch another part from Wayne and MTV’s interview. This time Tunechi speaks on the controversy around his “Fuck New York” comment that he said in a interview back in August. Tune says he doesn’t even know what the reaction from people was to that statement, because all he does is work and he has hasn’t even heard the Fabolous “So NY” track, because he only listens to himself.

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