For #ThrowbackThursday today, here is a rare special from Yellow Tape Video magazine that shows Lil Wayne and his fellow Cash Money Millionaires celebrating Super Bowl Weekend back in 2002.

The clip includes Wayne, Birdman, Slim, Diddy, Gillie Da Kid, Mickey, Cadillac, TQ, Mannie Fresh, Jazze Pha, and Jagged Edge, as well as a few of those artists talking to the camera.

You can check out the #TBT video that was filmed in New Orleans, Louisiana after the jump below. Is it strange to see Gillie around Cash Money?

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Music video director Eif Rivera recently chatted with Myspace about working with Lil Wayne on his “God Bless Amerika” music video and Fat Joe’s “Yellow Tape” music video, which also featured Wayne, A$AP Rocky, and French Montana.

Eif mentioned that they had to shoot the “Yellow Tape” visual on Weezy‘s schedule, because out of everyone his schedule is the craziest, and also talked about how they had to get permission from the people on the streets of New Orleans to shoot the “God Bless Amerika” visual, as well as the flag situation.

Read what Rivera said about working with Tune on these two music videos below!

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Here is the official music video for Fat Joe‘s “Yellow Tape” single featuring Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled, A$AP Rocky and French Montana. The visual was directed by Eif Rivera and the song will appear on Joey‘s upcoming untitled album, which currently does not have a release date.

Click here to view some behind the scenes photos from the “Yellow Tape” video shoot and here to read the lyrics!

Check out Fat Joe‘s new single called “Yellow Tape” featuring A$AP Rocky, French Montana and a chorus from Lil Wayne. A music video has already been shot for this track, which will appear on Joey‘s forthcoming untitled album that currently does not have a release date.

You can stream “Yellow Tape” after the jump below!

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I first heard about a Fat Joe song called “Yellow Tape” featuring Lil Wayne, French Montana and A$AP Rocky earlier this month, now it looks like they recently shot a video for it in Miami. This track will be the next single off Joey‘s forthcoming untitled album and someone who has already heard the record said Weezy only appears on the chorus. I guess it isn’t that bad as a few of Joe and Tune‘s collaborations only included Wayne on the hook, such as “Make It Rain“, “Heavenly Father” and “Crack House“.

You can view more photos from the video shoot after the jump below, courtesy of RR. The visual is being directed by Eif Rivera and A$AP couldn’t make it to the video shoot, so he will be shooting his parts at a later date.

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