Here’s the latest & greatest video from the Young Money camp.  Drawing inspiration from Sin City Nicki, Wayne & Wiz Jr. Tyga trade bars while casually looking for Roger.

One can only assume, right?

In all reality, we might as well throw this video in a time capsule & save it for when we have to explain the Young Money fascination to future generations.  Style & swag are oh so necessary, while substance is optional.  I can’t front though. Late at night with the volume high and the spirits flowing, it all sounds so right.

And as an extra, here’s the official visuals for “Girl I Got You.” If you’re keeping count, these are two of the reported ten videos Wayne’s recorded before his trip to the pokey, which will most likely begin today when he goes back to see the judge.

Roger that.

Many rap crews are formed but very few are poised to be shaped into dynasties. 2009 will undoubtedly go down as the year of Young Money as Lil’ Wayne rode his popularity wave in from 2008, while staff sergeants Drake and Nicki Minaj shone bright on their own reconnaissance. The next step could be foreseen by the blindfolded: the Cash Money junioraires assemble to release an average compilation to capitalize on their current omnipresence. We Are Young Money, a platform to launch the careers of lesser known acts such as T-Streets, Lil’ Chuckee & Twist, doesn’t quite meet its goal with musical significance that’s less than stellar. Not to mention all of the album’s content is more shallow than a Kardashian. Read the rest of this entry »

Young Money is an Army–better yet a Navy, flooding the streets with their product as long as the streets are saying they’re hot. This December 21st, they’re out for that Christmas ca$h with their clique album We Are Young Money which includes this jingle “Bedrock”: the soundtrack to every teenybopper’s next formal dance.

Thank you Wanye for the memories. Read the rest of this entry »