*** Updated***Lil Wayne's Last Free Night.....

Last Night Rapper Lil' Wayne did his last livestream as a free man, according to online reports today Lil Wayne will be formally sentenced to prison after he struck a plea deal with Manhattan prosecutors stemming from a 2007 arrest in New York on gun charges.

After he officially enters his plea, the rapper is expected to then turn himself in immediately to begin a one-year jail sentence.

I can imagine Wayne has about 50 billion songs to keep us with while he's in jail but I can't wait to see how YM can hold up without its leader... President Mack Maine now is the time to show us what you can do with the direction of YM being in your hands now( but I imagine Baby will have a lot of "say")!

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I came across this pic taken Superbowl weekend...great to see these two together if only for a quick pic...



****Update**** Rapper Lil Wayne's Sentencing will be postponed until March 2nd due to Dental surgery

MTV.com reports: Lil Wayne's sentencing has been delayed until March 2 due to dental surgery, his attorney announced in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday (February 9).

The rapper was scheduled to be formally sentenced by a judge and begin serving his one-year term stemming from a 2007 arrest that resulted in a guilty plea in October for attempted weapons possession.

The Cash Money MC arrived shortly after 2 p.m. with his label heads Birdman and Slim. He quietly entered the courtroom as photographers snapped pictures from the hallway. Wayne wore a navy coat and black-framed glasses, and he sat still while his lawyer Stacey Richman spoke.

She informed the judge that she sent a notification to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office that the rapper is suffering from a cracked tooth and would need to postpone his sentence. The judge agreed and ruled to reschedule for March 2.

The rapper is set to undergo surgery February 12 in Miami, according to Richman. He will need a week to 10 days to recover. His defense offered prosecutors February 25 as a date for Wayne to turn himself him in after surgery, but Judge Charles H. Solomon instead selected March 2.