"I ain't really got nothing else to say, but uh...I met a bad red bone, I took the b*tch home, I asked her what she want to watch she said surely not the Throne,” spit Lil Tunechi, who immediately dropped the mic and walked off the stage.

Also, just before his rhyme Weezy announced that Christina Milian was now singed to YMCMB.

Video of Wayne's speech below, first spotted at Real Talk NY, as well as video of performances with Tyga and Drake.

"Hell Yeah" & "The Motto"

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Somewhere, there is an artist upset he didn't get invited to participate.

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“Yeah man, I sent Nas a song like six months ago and I never heard back from him but out of the blue, he called me like, ‘Yo, you doing your thing. I want to be a part of what you doing, I like everything you doing. Keep working hard,” Tyga tells XXL. “I sent him the ‘Kings and Queens' that night and he did it the next day. I was like, that sh*t is crazy. Nas always talks that sh*t. The song, man, [his bars] added the cherry on top. It's a real classic song. People are gonna like it. I wanna think of a dope video. The storyline of the song, the whole King and Queens [theme], it's motivational.”

While the "Rack City" MC is clearly looking forward to the release of "Kings & Queens," he is also excited about his collaborative effort with fellow YMCMB apper, Nicki Minaj. The two MC's teamed up on Nicki's sophomore album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, on a song called "Muthaf*cka Up." Tyga spoke with great enthusiasm about the record, too.

"That one is one of them going in type songs," said Tyga. "Like how Wayne had ‘A Milli.' One of those Young Money records that people love. We got a crazy visual for that one, too. I don't wanna give it away. I've been doing a lot of features for everyone.”

Careless World: Rise of the Last King, will be available February 21st.

With so many artists adding their bars to Tyga's "Rack City" instrumental, it's only right that the official remix feature a host of MC's. MTV News caught up with Fab, Wale and Tyga and spoke with them about what "Rack City" has meant to the economy in today's recession.

Rapper Tyga of Young Money fame was recently accused of abandoning a show at the World Beat Center, where 1,200 fans began to riot due to his absence. The LA artist recently recorded a Ustream video where he addressed the issue.

Peep his explanation of the chaos at The Urban Daily.

YMCMB's Tyga apparently caused a riot after he didn't show up for a performance on December 6th. According to TMZ, over 1,200 kids were outraged after buying tickets at The World Beat Center in San Diego to watch him perform.

A rep for the WBC told TMZ Tyga bailed on the show without warning and when the crowd realized he wasn't coming, they went BERSERK -- completely trashing the place.

Private security tried to break up the madness, but it was too insane so they called the San Diego PD for backup. The SDPD said 12 officers were dispatched to the scene, who eventually cleared everyone out and restored order.

But the damage was already done, including busted floors, walls, destroyed property, and now, the manager at World Beat Center is furious, telling TMZ, Tyga has been banned from the venue for life.

Tyga has yet to respond to the allegations.

Hamilton spits a new freestyle he wrote, and in it, he takes aim at a few of Hip-Hop's young guns. He also claims that Tyga somehow stole "Rack City" from him. Peep the video.

Tyga releases a visual for his hit single, "Rack City," off of his debut album, Careless World, which is due in stores January 24th. Tyga recently made headlines for something other than his music; the YMCMB rapper was arrested in Las Vegas.

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Following a routine traffic violation stop, Young Money rapper Tyga was arrested after police discovered an active warrant for his arrest. According to TMZ, Tyga had four outstanding traffic offenses, which included driving without a license, registration violations, and unlawful acts of financing responsibility.

Tyga was held overnight in the Clark County Detention Center and released on his own recognizance. His debut album, Careless World is dropping Jan. 24th.