• Lil Wayne Admits He Can't Battle Rap

    Lil Wayne took to the air again on Wednesday as part of his weekly "Weezy Wednesdays," where we're treated to the rapper's thoughts on life in the hip-hop world, and occasionally get some new music. This week's episode was highlighted by the surprising revelation that the Young Money headliner didn't consider himself to be competent enough to tackle battle rap.

  • Reports Suggest Two Huge Hip-Hop Performers Going on Tour

    Beyoncé and Jay Z have earned the title of "year's biggest tour" with "On The Run." Or have they? Our pal and Los Angeles Times hip-hop/R&B specialist Gerrick Kennedy tweeted on Thursday that another huge tour featuring "two of the biggest rappers in the game right now" is being planned.

  • Quincy Jones Not Impressed By Lil Wayne

    Quincy Jones' musical era is a pretty tough act to follow but the legendary producer says he is not impressed with the music that has been released as of late.

  • Lil Wayne Talks Getting Shot At By Fan

    Lil Wayne recently stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live and the rapper sparked up quite an interesting conversation with Kimmel. While visiting the show, Weezy shared lighthearted and, some scary, anecdotes about getting shot.

  • Lil Wayne Owes IRS Again

    Lil Wayne may be known for repping his Young Money, Cash Money Billionaires crew but a good portion of Wayne's money doesn't even belong to him.

  • Drake Tweets Hint at Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter V'

    As members of the entertainment media, no one is more qualified than Music Times to overreact to even the smallest hint of some major news break. Today's example is a tweet sent from rapper Drake suggesting that Lil Wayne is working on Tha Carter V.

  • Teacher Suspended for Using Lil Wayne Lyrics as Figurative Language Lesson

    Lil Wayne, despite being totally unintelligible when speaking, is one of the most clever vocalists in the rap game when provided with a beat. Kids could learn a thing or two about literary devices by listening to some of the emcee's raps, or at least that's what one eighth-grade teacher in Florida figured when she gave her students copies of Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot" and asked them to underline examples of figurative language. The problem is that Wayne has one of the filthiest mouths in music. The teacher was reportedly suspended for three days by the school district.

  • Review: Justin Bieber Completes His 'Journals'

    After a one week delay, Justin Bieber finally released his new album Journals Monday morning (Dec. 23) right at midnight. Though the "All That Matters" singer promised one new, unannounced song, the full set arrived with the originally planned 15 songs and three videos on iTunes. Following in the steps of his entire Music Mondays series, the five new tracks on "Journals" feature heavy R&B influences while each maintaining an original vibe.
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