Above you can listen to Juelz Santana talking about Lil Wayne’s sentence and their upcoming collaboration album to DJ Whoo Kid. Juelz talks about music sales today as well as Weezy’s success, and also about Lil Wayne being in Rikers right now. One way or another their collaboration will come out, he says, whether or not its with the majors depends on a lot of politics. Listen and leave your thoughts in the comments below.

Bonus: The video below is from Reginae Carter’s 11th birthday party, you can see Weezy and his son walking around.

The pledge is on wax and MP3: On his new single “Over,” Drake raps, “Making sure the Young Money ship is never sinking.” Even though the head of his label, Lil Wayne, is in jail, Drake insisted there’s no way he’ll let the camp slip from its top spot.

“I’m gonna do everything I told him I would do, what I said in the song: keep us afloat till he gets back,” Drake said on the set of his “Over” video. “You won’t even notice he’s gone. Promise.”

Last week, Lil Wayne was sentenced to a year in jail for a 2007 gun-possession charge, but Drake knows his leader will be OK.

“Lil Wayne is a legend,” Drake said. “I could never classify Wayne as victim. He’s too strong to me. Wayne is who he wants to be. People don’t understand. It’s really not an act. Lil Wayne is a character you’ll rarely run across, probably for the existence of human beings. He is that guy. He is Lil Wayne for a reason. He’s a rock star, a visionary, a workaholic. He doesn’t function like anybody I know. He’s a rare breed.

“I don’t think fame really has anything to do with his situation,” Drizzy continued. “We take precautions. All of us do. To be in the public eye and to be envied and have people who hate you and never have met you or have people who love you and tattoo your face on their body and never have met you, it’s an odd feeling for anybody. It’s a rush [for me]. I love it. It gets weird sometimes. So it’s just personal choices we all make. I never felt that threatened. I’m not sure what’s going through his head at the time. But Wayne has a reason for everything, always. I trust in Wayne. I believe in Wayne. He’s gonna be all right.” – MTV

Will you miss Lil Wayne during his jail time? Do you think Drake will be able to hold down the Young Money fort? Let us know in the comments!

1st banger off of ‘Back To Guddaville’ (Which is coming SOON). This right here is certified FLAME!! Lil Wayne adds a hot verse as well. We all know how good Gudda & Weezy work together, and this is no different. Shoutout to all the viewers, this is something to start off your week. Enjoy. Clean version for now, I will be dropping the dirty version tomorrow, so make sure to check back for it. Dirty, no dj, CDQ version now! Enjoy…

Gudda Gudda ft. Lil Wayne – I Don’t Like The Look (Willy Wonka)[Dirty] No DJ

This song was featured on fellow Young Money member Jae Millz mixtape. This was the only feature that Lil Wayne had but it’s a pretty good one. Download Jae Millz mixtape ‘The Flood’ Here. Below is the link to the song. Enjoy…

Jae Millz f. Lil Wayne & Short Dawg – In My City

Above you can watch the official Roger That music video by Lil Wayne and Young Money off of We Are Young Money. This video was directed by David Rousseau and Adam Rush. This video has some awesome effects and outfits, check it out and leave your thoughts in the comments below!

We posted this a few days ago but it had tags, but now here is the official CDQ of Tyga’s first single off of his upcoming album “Careless World“. Thanks, Shake.

Tyga f. Lil Wayne – Im On It (NO DJ/CDQ)

Above is the official Roger That music video behind the scenes video. As you may have already seen from the pictures (click here), there are a lot of crazy outfits in this video. It looks like Lil Wayne, Tyga, Nicki Minaj and the rest of Young Money had a real fun time shooting the Roger That music video. Shout outs to the homie Derick G of course! Who else can’t wait for this video to come out? Leave a comment below.

Backstage at the Grammy Awards, artists were milling about — some greeting one another, some in their dressing rooms getting ready to take the stage. Lil Wayne and Drake, meanwhile, were as calm as if they were sitting in Weezy’s Miami condo watching “SportsCenter.”

Drake brought up Sunday’s Super Bowl: “You excited about it?” he asked Wayne.

“I’m a Brett Favre fan,” Wayne said of the Minnesota Vikings quarterback, who was knocked out of the running by the New Orleans Saints in the NFC championship game. “Football season ended for me [two weeks ago].”

We caught up with Weezy late last month, days before the Vikings were edged out by the Saints, and he was pulling for Minnesota to come out on top. “I’m rooting for Brett because I’m a die-hard,” Weezy told MTV News. “I believe the Vikings will win because of the running attack. The Saints give up about 150 rushing yards a game, and the Vikings have arguably the best running back in the game [Adrian Peterson]. … I believe the Vikings defense will frustrate [Saints quarterback Drew] Brees.”

While some N.O. residents were upset about Wayne going against his hometown, let’s not forget that Favre is from right around the corner, in the city of Kiln, Mississippi, less than a two-hour drive away.

Backstage at the Grammys, Weezy told Drizzy that he was still on the fence about attending the Super Bowl in Miami, where he now lives. “I may still go, though,” he said. ” ‘Cause it is New Orleans in there. … If they win it and [there], that’ll be right. At least I get to say I saw it.”

When DJ Scoob Doo asked Drake who he thought would win, the Toronto native gave it up to the Black and Gold.

“New Orleans [is] playing with heart, man,” Drake said.

“Yeah, I want New Orleans to win,” Wayne chimed in. “They playing with a lot of heart. Saints gonna win.”

A few days prior to the Grammys, Wayne was in an Atlanta studio with Playaz Circle’s Tity Boi and Young Money members Short Dawg and Gudda Gudda shooting footage for Weezy and Scoob Doo’s next installment in “The Nino Brown Story” DVD series. Gudda, also a New Orleans native, thought Peyton Manning and his squad from Indianapolis would pull it out.

“I love my city. I love the Saints,” Gudda clarified. “But I been rocking with the Colts for years. I got 20 racks on the Colts.”

After making her late-night debut on “Letterman” earlier in the evening, Nicki Minaj jetted to Miami to shut down club Play last night (Feb. 4).

Spirits were high as Lil Wayne celebrated his last week of freedom before his one-year jail sentence by partying with his Young Money crew including Drake and Mack Maine. Nicki posted candids of the hip-hop trio on her Twitter.

Shouts to Rap-Up and the 305, leave your thoughts in the comments below.

Above is the official I Made It (Cash Money Heroes) music video by Kevin Rudolf featuring Lil Wayne, Birdman, and Jay Sean. This video is awesome, its got some clip of some recent and some real old school music videos and performances on here. “Cash Money Records established 1990: We Made It” Leave your thoughts in the comments section!