Game Kicked Out Of Lil Wayne's Birthday Party After Fight, Video Released

UPDATE: TMZ releases video of Game throwing hands with Young Jeezy affiliate 211.

After a fight broke out at Lil Wayne's 30th birthday party, Game was one of the people ejected.
TMZ reports that Game was hanging with Chris Brown, Sean Kingston, and Wayne, when rapper 211 walked up to Game and started talking trash.
Allegedly, Game punched 211, and a fight broke out.
Eventually, security broke up the fight, and kicked the rappers out of the party. UPDATE: TMZ has released video of Game's altercation with 211 of Young Jeezy's CTE.

Lil Wayne Set To Launch Skateboard-Inspired Clothing Line "Trukfit"

Weezy will debut his new brand in New York City, New York.

Lil Wayne originally announced plans to launch his clothing line “Rebirth” this past July, but he’s already got plans to unveil another brand.
The Young Money honcho plans to debut his new skateboard-inspired clothing brand “Trukfit” at the Agenda Trade Show, taking place in New York City, New york on January 23-24.

T-Pain Explains Why T-Wayne Project With Lil Wayne Will Not Be Released

Teddy P says that the duo recorded eight or nine songs for the scrapped album.

T-Pain and Lil Wayne previously collaborated on several cuts with the promise of releasing a full album under the name T-Wayne. But after the project never surfaced, Teddy P has spoken on what happened with the project and why it probably won’t see the light of day.
“When [Wayne] got into his litte trouble, that was right at the peak of when we was like, ‘OK, let’s go. Let’s do this now.’ He finally had time, then he went to jail,” said Pain, who has about eight or nine songs in the vault. “Things happen and I’m pretty sure he’s over the whole idea now. I don’t even be bringing it up to him no more. I’m pretty sure he’s way past that right now. He’s doing big things.”

Bangladesh Records With Pusha T

The "A Milli" producer talks working with G.O.O.D. Music's latest free-agent pickup.

Atlanta producer Bangladesh, known for producing Lil Wayne's smash hit "A Milli," then not getting paid royalties for it, recently sat down with Complex.com to discuss recording with Clipse member Pusha T.
“I’ve been running into Pusha T for a while now but we never got up," said Bangladesh of the G.O.O.D. Music signee. "I don’t know what kept happening. I just kept hearing from people he was trying to get in with me. But he was really serious about making it happen this time."