Check out this PSA by Nicki Minaj impersonating Lil Wayne! Hilarious!!

Congrats to Lil Wayne on releasing the long awaited Carter 4, rumor has it that his first week sales may outsell Jay Z and Kanye's "Watch The Thrown" debut week earlier this month. However, one must question why Weezy decided to show up on stage at The VMA's to perform in a pair of spandex cheetah looking jeggings, and some red Vans......Dude may want to take some of those Cash Money Millions and hire a fashion consultant! SMH

Done Deal Enterprises filed a lawsuit, August 1, against Lil' Wayne, Young Money Records, and Cash Money Records, in the United States District Court for $15,000,000. According to AllHipHop News, the lawsuit claims that Lil' Wayne's "Bed Rock" stole the same copyright tune "Bed Rock" and implemented it into the track of the same name. The track was featured on the compilation album, We Are Young Money The catchy Young Money single featured Drake, Nicki Minaj, Lloyd, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, and Jae Millz. The album peaked at #1 on the Billboard rap charts shortly after its release in December 2009. Lil' Wayne and his counsel have been summoned to appear in court on October 12, 2011.

Lil Wayne has announced the “I Am Music” tour, which will lead up to the release of his anticipated Carter IV album. The New Orleans rapper will traverse across the United States with Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross and Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker. There are no New York City dates on the tour, which the rapper has said is in protest of his incarceration in Rikers Island on gun charges. The dates are below.

3/18: Buffalo, N.Y., HSBC Arena3/19: Columbus, Ohio, Nationwide Arena3/20: Baltimore, Md., First Mariner Arena 3/23: Hampton, Va., Hampton Coliseum3/24: Cleveland, Ohio, Quicken Loans Arena3/26: Philadelphia, Penn., Wells Fargo Center3/27: Long Island, N.Y., Nassau Coliseum3/30: University Park, Penn., Bryce Jordan Center4/1: Chicago, Ill., United Center4/2: Detroit, Mich., The Palace of Auburn Hills4/3: Washington, D.C., Verizon Center4/6: Miami, Fla., Bank Atlantic Center4/8: Greensboro, N.C., Greensboro Coliseum4/9: Atlanta, Ga., Philips Arena4/10: St. Louis, Mo,. Scottrade Center4/14: New Orleans, La., New Orleans Arena4/15: Dallas, Texas, American Airlines Arena4/16: Houston, Texas, Toyota Center4/19: Phoenix, Ariz., US Airways Arena4/23: Anaheim, Calif., Honda Center4/24: Oakland, Calif., Oracle Arena4/26: Sacramento, Calif., ARCO Arena4/28: Edmonton, Canada, Rexall Place4/29: Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Arena5/01: East Rutherford, N.J.

This is according to AllHipHop.com

Rapper Lil Wayne has become the first rapper since Tupac Shakur to have a #1 album on the charts, while serving time behind bars, after police found a loaded handgun on his bus in 2007.

The rapper, who is currently finishing an eight-month prison sentence on Riker's Island, has the #1 album in the country with his latest release, I Am Not A Human Being, which has moved over 323,000 copies since its release on September 27th.

According to Billboard, the feat marks the first time a rapper has topped the charts from behind bars, since Tupac Shakur did it in 1995 with the release of his classic album, Me Against the World.

Lil Wayne's feat behind bars impressed former Death Row Records head Marion "Suge" Knight, who signed Shakur to the now-defunct, legendary label, after the release of Me Against the World.

"It was great that they had that communication with fans," Knight told Billboard, while adding that due to technology, during the 1990's, "the world stopped" for an artist serving time behind bars.

According to Bryan "Baby" Williams, Lil Wayne's continued presence while he was incarcerated was a part of a carefully thought out strategy that was executed by Cash Money Records, Young Money Records and Lil Wayne's management team.

"The challenge was to make sure you feel like he never left," Williams said. "We came with a good strategy, and it worked."

While Lil Wayne was incarcerated, he stayed in touch with fans through radio appearances, his fan site WeezyThanxYou.com and on a "Riker's Remix" to "Light Up" featuring Drake and Jay-Z.

Lil Wayne is scheduled to be released from Riker's Island on Thursday (November 4th).

The rapper is planning to release The Carter IV in addition to publishing his memoirs, which he penned while he was incarcerated.

(AllHipHop News) - By Nolan Strong