The third official single lifted from Lil Wayne's “Tha Carter III” album has been promoted through the premiere of its music video. On Monday, July 28, a preview of the clip has been given and today (July 29) the full length version has also been streamed.

Wayne, who admitted that he was inspired by Spike Lee's 2006 film “Inside Man”, acts as modern day Robin Hood. Together with T-Pain and Mack Maine, he robs a bank, only to give the result to the poor. The video sees him get caught by the police but applauded by the citizens.

One of the top and rising MCs, Lil Wayne, may get a little burned from “Play With Fire”, one of the songs in his U.S. double platinum album, “The Carter III”. Abkco Music Inc., the music publishing company possessing the rights to Rolling Stones’ song “Play With Fire”, filed a lawsuit against him for releasing a modified version of the song without permission. The accusation was of copyright infringement and unfair competition.

Although the R&B sensation sang “Take A Bow” previously, it doesn’t mean she is done with her re-released “Good Girl Gone Bad” album. Her latest video of “Disturbia” is rocking the music scene as we speak.

Directed by David LaChapelle, who was also responsible for Christina Aguilera’s “Dirrty”, the video is praised by many to be Rihanna’s top video to date. Some even predicted that it would land her a number in the next MTV Video Music Award.

LL Cool J has released a new music video, “Baby”, which is the first official single off his upcoming album “Exit 13”. The single is featuring The-Dream, so is the music video which is directed by the renowned Benny Boom (Kelly Rowland, The Pussycat Dolls, Nas).

“Exit 13” will be released on August 26, featuring collaborations from 50 Cent, Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi, Trey Songz and Wyclef Jean.