Lil Wayne's "6 Foot, 7 Foot" video premiere Delayed

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterNot long after settling his issues with Bangladesh, Lil Wayne recorded "6 Foot, 7 Foot," a Bangladesh beat. Lil Wayne soon announced it would be the first single from the long-awaited Carter IV album.The song has been dominating the radio over the past few months and Lil Wayne has filmed a video for the song. But, he wanted to wait before releasing

Lil Wayne prepares "6'7" video

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterFree from prison, Lil Wayne has been all over the place. Right before he was released from prison, Wayne released I Am Not a Human Being. The New Orleans rapper celebrated a top ten hit with "Right Above It" featuring Drake.The entire label was focused on promoting the 2010 album when they were forced to switch gears. Lil Wayne reunited with

Lil Wayne's "6'7" was Made for T.I.

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterThe hip hop world has been buzzing ever since Lil Wayne was released from prison. This buzz grew when Wayne released "6'7" as the first single from Tha Carter IV. After hearing the beat, it became clear Wayne's feud with Bangladesh was over. Now that everything is good, Bang has opened up about the song.Bangladesh put the beat together over the summer

Bangladesh credits Young Money and Jay-Z for bringing lyrics back to Hip Hop

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterYears ago, many people began criticizing hip hop because of the lack of lyrics. By the fall of 2006, hip hop appeared to be on an all-time lyrical low. However, many rappers tried to step their game up when Nas called hip hop out. Everyone has given their opinion on hip hop in the time since.Lil Wayne helped bring lyricism back when he released his

Jay-Z and Kanye West recruit Bangladesh for "Watch the Throne"

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterJay-Z and Kanye West grabbed headlines at the beginning of the year, when they announced their collaboration album. The album was named Watch the Throne and marked the first time Kanye West would record with Jay-Z as his equal.Only days after announcing the album, a single was released from the album. Early in 2011, "H.A.M." was released and received

Lil Wayne plays Bangladesh again

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterThree years ago, Lil Wayne made the rap game his court. His triple platinum album, Tha Carter III dominated 2008. Wayne cranked out four hits from the album, "Lollipop," "A Milli," "Got Money," and "Mrs. Officer." The second single, "A Milli," was produced by Bangladesh, putting him on the map.While the song did wonders for his career, Bangladesh said