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Still a damn shame what he did to Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up." But, back to the video... NSFW.

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Juvenile teams up with Mannie Fresh for the first time in years to produce "Power," a new cut featuring Rick Ross that is set to grace Juvie's upcoming album, Rejuvenation.

Looks like the OMCMB (Old Money Cash Money Brothers) are on the rise again.

Mannie Fresh Speaks On Drake's "Practice"

Former Cash Money producer Mannie Fresh has no problem with Drake remaking Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up."

The "Back That Azz Up" remake song "Practice" is set to appear on Drake's Take Care album dropping tomorrow, and Mannie Fresh, the producer of 1999 Juvenile hit, doesn't mind one bit.

"I feel like if there was any new artist on Cash Money that deserves to touch that song it's Drake," Fresh told The BoomBox.

"I met the brother a couple of times and he's been nothing but super cordial."

"I was DJing in New York and the dude came and rocked the party with me."

"So that meant a lot to me. I just felt like Drake didn't have to do that."

"We didn't talk about business... We just had a good time."

"We spoke about it before he recorded the song," Fresh says of "Practice."

"I even sent him some beats. I know my history and business of it kind of makes it crazy because who he is signed with."

"But Cash Money reached out to me and handled their business in a professional way."

"Drake called and made sure to say, 'Get in touch with Mannie, give him whatever he wants and make sure the business is straight.' That's all I've ever asked for."

"I never had a problem with Cash Money. I just had a problem with the way they did business."

Fresh continued by saying, "I feel like Drake is a different artist."

"I know he is signed to Cash Money, but I would not put him in the middle of my business with them."

"I'm big enough to say, 'Yo, whatever happened between me and Cash Money should not affect what happens between me and Drake.'"

It's been awhile since Juvenile has been on the scene but Juve is back with a new single, produced by Mannie Fresh and featuring Ricky Rozay.

Juvenile's Rejuvenation album is due out in December.

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We've been wondering where Mystikal has been? The same can be said for former Cash Money stars Mannie Fresh and Juvenile.

While YMCMB has taken over Hip-Hop, the first generation CMB artists have been forgotten souls.

And in the case of Mystikal, he's been quiet since his release from prison last year.

Surprisingly, a new video popped up online featuring Mannie Fresh, Mystikal and Juvenile together in the studio, including an impromptu cypher.

It'll be interesting to hear the music that comes out of this session.

Juvie the Great is releasing his tenth solo album, Rejuvenation. Here's a vid of the former Cash Money member in the studio talking about hooking up with Mannie Fresh and he also lets the public know about another reunion he has in the works.

DJ Smallz lets loose of a new tracks featuring Juvenile and Rich Boy, off of Smallz's upcoming Southern Smoke Radio, Vol. 4 mixtape

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Former Cash Money Records rapper Turk has had his ups and downs in the industry, unfortunately his life has seen more of the latter lately as his longtime manager Steven Williams passed away.

There are no details about the death of the manager of the currently incarcerated rapper but Turk told Allhiphop.com, “He was a very good person not only to me but many, how could this be? Steve wasn't just my manager, he was my friend, brother & business partner.”

He also stated that Steve helped him out through some of his most difficult times. Some of those times included his jail sentence and losing his younger brother and best friend last year.

The one time Hot Boy who rapped in a group with Lil Wayne, Juvenile and B.G is serving a prison sentence for shooting at Memphis S.W.A.T. team members in 2004 while he mourns another lost homie.

“He was an angel on earth, so I know heaven is rejoicing. He helped so many people,” Turk said.

According to the original Hot Boy, talented artists aren't making enough money and getting enough credit for their work.

“I wish there was more money in it. There are artists out there doing their thing and of course I'm a Wayne fan but there's a lot of rap out there that's not good rap...”

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