Young Money CEO Lil Wayne is facing up to a year in prison for a weapon violation in New York, while B.G. was arrested for possession of guns and drugs during a traffic stop in New Orleans last Tuesday (November 3).

“We got a hell of a plan and hell of a strategy,” Baby told Eric B. & Friends on AllHipHop Radio today (November 9).

“I promise you, you’ll think he [Lil Wayne] never left the streets. It ain’t much about the music at this point with my son, like fuck the music,” Baby said. “We got to go through something family wise, that the fans and nobody else will ever have to go through. This is the first time I will ever be without my child that means the world to me. This is where Blood stick together.”

As for B.G.‘s recent arrest, Williams revealed that the rapper is being held to his contract with Atlantic Records, which will co-promote his upcoming album Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood, which is being released on December 8 through a deal with E1 Music.

“I just talked to him. If you know B.G., he’s still in that jungle where it prescribes to carry tools [guns], or you can be the next nigga with a tag on your toe,” Baby stated. “Atlantic release the lil nigga so we can try to get him so money. See they don’t know how he’s living. I know how he’s living, so I was trying to say y’all let him go, let me take him, I’mma get him so money, I’mma bring him with me, he can come to Miami and be a part of everything we got. But they don’t know the significance of a nigga’s lifestyle, they just think the nigga is a business. He already hurting, y’all ain’t doing nothing for a nigga. I got love for him. I’ll bring him in and give him a life and a lifestyle, but now he’s heading for another life and another lifestyle.”

Baby stated that the highly anticipated Hot Boys reunion album is finished and could be in stores as soon as the Summer of 2010.