Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne and Drake on the set of the video shoot of No Frauds

Nicki Minaj shared photos of herself, Lil Wayne and Drake on the set of the video shoot of No Frauds in London. More photos below..

Lil Wayne doesn’t really care about #BlackLivesMatter movement

US rapper Lil Wayne caused an outrage on social media after he gave a shocking reply during a Nightline interview, saying he feels no connection to the #BlackLivesMatter, a liberation movement, a call to action and a response to the anti-Black racism that permeates the society and extrajudicial killings of Black people by police and vigilantes. Watch the video below...

Gossip: Lil Wayne Claims Birdman Blew Their $70 Million

Lil Wayne wants someone to show him the money -- and not in a fun "Jerry Maguire" way -- he wants to know how Birdman tore through $70 mil ... dough he says they were supposed to share.

Lil Wayne says Universal Music Group advanced Birdman $100 million for a distribution deal, but not nearly enough of that money fell into Weezy's pockets ... according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.

He's clearly pissed because, on paper anyway, he and Birdman are partners on Cash Money/Young Money. He claims Birdman's admitted spending approximately $70 mil of the advance on royalties, marketing and recording expenses -- but now Wayne wants to see receipts to back that up. 

Translation: Time to open the books, Birdman.

And here's all you need to know about why Wayne's $51 million lawsuit is dragging ass. Birdman's camp says it's already handed over 22,015 pages of docs to Wayne's lawyers!

Team Weezy says none of those pages included details on how the $70 mil was spent. 

Source: TMZ

Watch Lil Wayne talk about retirement rumours and ’beef’ with Birdman

Rapper Lil Wayne has not had a good 2016 as he's been embroiled in health battles and al

so professional battles with Cash Money founder and former pal, Birdman. In an interview with Skip Bayless on FS1’s Undisupted on Tuesday Lil Wayne said all he just wants from Birdman is his owed money and that he'll never work with Birdman again after he's paid 

“I have a family. I have kids. I have a mother. We have bills. This is just business,gimme mine and I’ll walk free.” He said. Watch a video  of the interview 

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LIL WAYNE: OK, I’LL TELL YOU NOW ... If I’m Retiring From Music

Lil Wayne is finally gonna tell the world if he really plans to make good on his threats to retire from music -- and it's all going down TODAY.

Weezy is all set to appear on "Undisputed" on FS1 -- where Skip Bayless will ask him straight-up if he's hanging up the mic for good ... as he hinted on social media earlier this month.

Of course, the legendary rapper has been at war with Birdman -- who he claims owes him millions of dollars and has been holding his never been released album, "Tha Carter V," hostage.

Wayne's been so pissed off over the situation, he's been following Drake from city to city -- where he's been jumping onstage and screaming, "F*** Cash Money."

But the real scare came when a clearly frustrated Weezy tweeted, "I am now defenseless and mentally defeated & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I'm dun."

Rap fans freaked out ... and huge stars begged him to reconsider ... and the next day, he sort of backpedaled.

But now we're finally gonna get our answer once and for all ... when Weezy sits down on "Undisputed" at 9:30 AM ET, 6:30 AM PT on Tuesday ... don't miss it.

Source: TMZ

Lil Wayne storms off stage mid-performance at cannabis concert because fans were too mellow

Lil Wayne threw a little tantrum in the middle of his performance at the High Times Cannabis Concentrates Cup Show in San Bernardino, California, on Saturday. He was scheduled to perform for an hour, but in the middle of his 4th song, he got angry, dropped the mic and stormed off the stage. Everything seemed fine at first, with the headliner act walking out on stage at 9.30pm and even sparking a blunt much to the excitement of the marijuana enthusiasts that were in the audience.

The star followed a set from B.o.B and others.

The crowd was excited and thought he was free styling when he said, "he would never do high times again." Most of the crowd and reps from High Times were confused about the whole ordeal. 

The concert organisers have vowed to get their refund because they didn't know why he left. 

But concert goers think that he may have stormed off because of the mellow response he got from weed smokers at the event.