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Lil Wayne is Ready for Action in New Cameras Video

By Althea Legaspi
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Single featuring Young Money signee Allan Cubas appears on rapper’s re-released Sorry 4 the Wait mixtape

Lil Wayne and Young Money signee Allan Cubas team up in the new video for “Cameras.” The single appears on the re-release of the rapper’s 2011 mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait, which hit streaming platforms earlier this year.

The Damian Fyffe-directed “Cameras” — one of four new songs on the mixtape — features footage of the pair hanging poolside, interspersed with women enjoying the sun, synchronized swimming and jet skiing. Cubas holds down the hook between Lil Wayne’s verses.

“Don’t jump in that water if you ain’t with the swimming/Don’t opеn your mouth if you ain’t at the dentist,” Lil Wayne raps. “Don’t shoot at the ground and complain about missing/I’m smoking that loud but the Draco be whispering.”

“They want the lights and the cameras/But they wasn’t ’bout all the action,” Cubas sings on the chorus. “She love the lights and the cameras/She wants it aggressive not passive/I flew her out from Atlanta/Wildin’ out, baby, a savage.”

Last fall, Lil Wayne teamed up with Rich the Kid for collaborative mixtape Trust Fund Babies and joined Run the Jewels on the remix of their RTJ4 single “Ooh La La,” which also features DJ Premier and Greg Nice.

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No One Told Us What We're Here For — Song by 50 Cent ft. Leon Thomas

By TALLIE SPENCER
March 06, 2026
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50 Cent and Leon Thomas join forces on "No One Told Us What We’re Here For," the official theme song for the upcoming Starz prequel series Power: Origins. The track sets the tone for the next chapter in the Power universe, which dives into the early lives of iconic characters Ghost and Tommy. Built on dark, cinematic production, the record blends 50 Cent’s gritty storytelling with Leon Thomas’ soulful vocal performance. The pairing mirrors the show’s themes of ambition, loyalty, and survival as the characters navigate the streets long before the events of the original series. "No One Told Us What We’re Here For" acts as both a narrative introduction and theme backdrop for Power: Origins, expanding the franchise’s signature sound while connecting it to the legacy fans already know.

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop / R&B
Album: N/A