Above is the behind the scenes video for the Bedrock music video by Young Money. The video was shot in beautiful Miami and Lil Wayne, Birdman, and almost all of Young Money speak to us about the video. Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments below.

Sean Kingston is already back in the studio working on his next album and he has teamed up with Lil Wayne for a new song. Kingston said that the two recorded a song called Dumb Love and that it could be the next “Beautiful Girls“.

Kingston also mentions that he is working with Kanye West and T-Pain as well. He said that due to Wayne’s upcoming legal situation they might be shooting a video soon for the possible single.

She already made “Good Girls Go Bad” with Cobra Starship and looked for “Somebody to Love” with Robin Thicke. Now Leighton Meester’s about to “Make It Rain” with Lil Wayne.

Yes, Lil Wayne.

The “Gossip Girl” star revealed her latest collaboration to MTV News before performing at the new American Eagle store in Times Square on Tuesday night, where she sang a medley of cuts off her yet-untitled album, including a remix of the Cobra Starship track.

“I met [Wayne] a few months ago, and he’s honestly — I don’t even know if he’ll want people to know that he’s incredibly polite and respectful,” she said about the hip-hop wunderkind, with whom she actually presented the award for Best Song From a Movie at the 2009 MTV Movie Awards. “He’s so talented and very funny. And really optimistic, and super supportive of me, which I’ve really, really appreciated so much.”

It seems that since their meeting a few months back, Wayne’s been a fan of Blair Waldorf’s budding discography — and even picked which track he’d be featured on. “I sent him a couple of my songs,” she said. “He’s been diggin’ on them for a while. Then he heard ['Make It Rain'], and he was like, ‘All right, I’m gonna kill it!’ ”

While many musical partnerships can be conducted without both artists being in the studio together, Meester and Weezy F Baby got some face time during the song’s recording — a feat for any artist, considering Wayne’s notorious nocturnal office hours.

“It was like, literally, 4 o’clock in the morning,” Meester said of the time she showed up at the studio to watch Wayne work himself into her song. “He was so sick — he didn’t even write anything down. He just, like, vibed to the music and dances. I don’t even know how he does it; he’s amazing.”

Shouts to MTV for this. Do you think it will be a good song? Personally I think Lil Wayne’s verse will be the only good part.

Shouts to Derick G

Above is the official Give It Up To Me music video by Shakira featuring Lil Wayne and Timbaland. This music video was directed by Sophie Muller, and Shakira’s album She Wolf will be released on November 23rd, the same day as Birdman’s, Jay Sean’s, and Glasses Malone’s albums drop. Check the video out above and let us know what you think in the comments below.

Here is a video of Lil Wayne starting to record a song for the Dedication 3 mixtape. This is a clip from The Carter Documentary which was executive produced by QD3. This movie comes out tomorrow, if you haven’t already ordered your copy, click here to buy it from amazon. Let us know what you think of the clip in the comments below.

Bonus

QD3, Ben Lyons, and Adam Bhala Lough present The Carter documentary in Los Angeles at the Fairfax Silent Movie Theater. Celebs Nipsey Hussle, Aziz Ansari, Ricky Ross, Devi Dev, and Jay Rock show their support

Below are a couple videos of QD3 speaking about the documentary.

In the first video Urban Spin got a chance to talk with the executive producer of the “The Carter” about what fans will take away from the documentary featuring Lil Wayne. They also asked why Wayne has withdrawn his support of the film scheduled to drop November 17th.

In the second video QD3 stops by SkeeTv headquarters to talk with Dj Skee about the controversial and ground-moving documentary about superstar Lil Wayne, “The Carter.”

In the last video QD3 Entertainment, the Annenberg School and Dean Ernest J. Wilson III present a discussion with communication and journalism professor Josh Kun and renowned artist Quincy Jones III following a special screening of the modern documentary The Carter, a “shockingly intimate portrait” of Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., aka Lil’ Wayne.