If you’re planning on buying Lil’ Wayne’s South Beach apartment, you’d better be prepared to answer two questions: “Are you offended by the smell of marijuana?” and “Do you mind coming late in the afternoon?”
A prime example of why you shouldn’t record a video while wasted. In a new YouTube video, Lil Wayne speaks to Young Money’s Lil Twist about his first sexual experience — which included rapper/mentor Baby convincing an adult woman to have sex with the rapper when he was just 11.
“I got raped when I was eleven, Twist. I loved it….I ain’t never pressed charges. I’mma do you like Baby and them did me…” he chuckled. “I’ll never forget the words, “Suck Lil Wayne’s lil d*ck.” I’m sitting on the couch. Everybody was in that bitch….”
Lil Wayne is a father for the fourth time – the 27-year-old rap star is celebrating the birth of his second son this year.
Actress Lauren London gave birth to Wayne’s son Lennox Samuel Ari in September. Lil Wayne also has another son, Dwayne Carter III, who was born a woman identified simply as “Sara” last year. A daughter, Reginae, with ex-wife Antonia “Toya” Carter, was born in 1998. Read the rest of this entry »
Rapper Lil Wayne celebrated the 11th birthday of his eldest daughter Reginae with a pajama birthday party at Atlanta’s Room Service. The party also featured a special appearance by Weezy’s 1-year-old son Dwayne, who was in attendance with his mom Sara.
The mothers of rappers T-Pain, Lil Wayne and R&B singer Ne-Yo are joining forces to launch their own television talk show inspired by ABC’s Emmy-winning daytime series The View, AllHipHop.com has learned.
Aliyah “Mama Pain” Najm (T-Pain‘s mother), Jacida Carter (Lil Wayne’s mother), and H. Loraine Smith (Ne-Yo’s mother) are hoping to enhance their viewers “educationally, economically, socially and culturally” with discussions on current events, important topics, interviews, and feature segments, according to a statement issued Tuesday.
“Our vision is to be a premier talk show that delivers a creative and informative format that assists viewers in educating and solving challenging issues,” Najm told AllHipHop. “There are situations in our communities, cities, states and even nationwide that people have made us aware of and they want to resolve the issues, but they just don’t know where to get help or how to properly handle certain issues,” Najm said.
Dinner Table Discussions is scheduled to premiere next year. Producers are currently in discussions with several networks interested in picking up the program.
Licorice dreads! A bakery in Hollywood has was commissioned earlier this month to create this sweet treat for the 14th birthday of one Ireland Baldwin, the daughter of 30 Rock star Alec Baldwin and his actress ex Kim Basinger.
By now this is probably a redundant post, since it’s already a trending topic on Twitter, but I wanted to post this link for those of you who haven’t copped Weezy’s “No Ceilings” Mixtape.
Chris Brown has unveiled the special effects-laden video for his comeback single, “I Can Transform Ya” — featuring Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz. The extravagant vid was directed by lensman Joseph Kahn, who also worked with Chris on his hit “Forever” video.