The iconic country singer walked out at his concert to a new version of one of his hits, featuring the legendary rappers.

Wayne and the G.O.O.D. Music president haven't been on a song together since The Game's major remix of his 2006 hit "It's Okay (One Blood)," but that might change thanks to Ross.

Hip-hop heavyweights Lil Wayne and Rick Ross are re-imagined as baby Wayne and baby Ross in a YouTube video that was posted online. The clip features a young kid plucking the guitar like Weezy ...

Lil Wayne was caught throwing up the middle finger while standing with Rick Ross and Trick Daddy recently. Shots fired at Birdman?

Morgan Wallen debuts unreleased Miami remix with Lil Wayne and Rick Ross live, but won't say when fans can stream the country-hip-hop collaboration.

In light of the positive response to 'WTT,' which debuted atop the Billboard charts in mid-August, hip-hop heavyweights Rick Ross, Lil Wayne and Drake may be looking to follow suit.

Lil Wayne's highly anticipated ninth studio album, 'Tha Carter IV,' will make its debut on August 29 and the tattooed rhymer is serving up some more tracks for his legion of fans. The 28-year-old ...

An unfinished cut of Lil Wayne and Rick Ross' new video ,'John,' leaked in April, but now the official version, directed by Colin Tilley, has been unveiled. The video features Wayne and Ross in an ...

More likely however, is that the scathing Rick Ross track “ Idols Become Rivals ” where Rozay scorches Birdman for his shady business practices will only make things worse between Lil Wayne ...

Lil Wayne and Pusha T have had a longstanding feud for more than a decade, but apparently Rick Ross sees an end in sight. Ross is gearing up to release his sixth installment of “Maybach Music ...

Wayne's Young Money labelmate Nicki Minaj will join the tour, as will gargantuan rap monster Rick Ross, Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, and turntable wizard Mix Master Mike.

Rick Ross. Lil Wayne. Every artist has the right to create the art they choose. But the fans and consumers have to decide how much is too much and what isn’t acceptable.