LIL WAYNE HAS NEW DANCE AND REMIX!

Recently during a show, Lil Wayne debuted his new dance called “The WAM”. As the crowd chanted “go Weezy go Weezy go,” Lil Wayne demonstrated his new dance to the audience. Before he broke into the dance, Lil Wayne called for everyone to put the video up on the internet, and we answered his call.

In related news, a new remix for Lil Wayne's smash single "Lollipop" surfaced that features Gorilla Zoe.

CHAMILLIONAIRE STARTING IN A NEW CAMPAIGN

Chamillionaire volunteered and has been chosen to star in a new "Don't Mess With Texas" anti-littering campaign. The ad will also feature Corpus Christi native Todd Oldham, who launched the "Rock The Bag" program last month when he donated specially designed litterbags, which will be given out during the "Rock The Bag" tour that will make 28 stops in 16 cities to promote the anti-litter initiative.

The campaign is aimed at places where 16-24 year-olds congregate during the spring and summer, including outdoor festivals, malls, campuses, theme parks and concerts. "We estimate that if every person who litters in Texas would start using a litterbag and put just six pieces of trash in it every month, it's possible we'd have a litter-free state, and that's our vision," said Doris Howdeshell, the director of the Travel Information Division for Texas.

AKON GOING COUNTRY FOR GOOD?

The widely popular singer, songwriter, rapper and producer, Akon, is pretty much made that of himself now, 'a icon' in the music industry. Now Akon is expanding into a new type of genre, Country music. "I'm bout to break into a genre that no black artist, producer or writer ever broke into, ever," Akon announced on BBC radio. "And the funniest part about it is, I'm goin in with an alias and I already got my first hit record."

Although other African-Americans have worked in Country music (like Ray Charles), Akon says what he has plans to do will set him apart. "I'm tryin to break in, I'm not just tryin to go in," he said. Akon didn't want to ruin the surprize, trying not to reveal his master plan. "If I tell you, then they gon' shut it down," he said. "I just gotta go on until I accept that Grammy one day."