Lil Wayne appears on the front cover of VIBE  Magazine for the October and November issue.  The front cover questions whether he is still hip-hops leading man, which proves to be a very confronting issue to him and his many supporters.  Let me know what you think about Weezy’s current position in hip-hop in the comments section.  He is interviewed about several different topics in the magazine: Drake being competition, if hip-hop influenced the riots in England, the song dissing Jay-Z, and a collaboration project with Rick Ross.

Here is a recent video at AMW in Chicago where Lil Wayne performs an ode to 2pac, Jay-Z, Rock n’ Roll at the Midwest Bank Amphitheater on August 29th. You can see Lil Wayne break out the guitar skills at the end, while rocking out and keeping the crowd alive. The Americas Most Wanted Music Festival tour has been a hit so far, check out all the pictures and videos of Lil Wayne.

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Jamaican track star Usain Bolt is currently the fastest man in the world, and here is a video of him talking about Lil Wayne music and Jay-Z. With voting going on for the 2009 Hottest MCs in the Game right now, Usain Bolt favors Lil Wayne and Jay-Z, however he also listens to reggae quite often.

“When I was in the Olympics,” he told us, “I didn’t really listen to music. During the Olympics, it was mainly reggae, a little hip-hop. But I like Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, those guys. That’s who we listen to in Jamaica. A little bit of Ludacris. But as long as it’s hot, we got it.”

“Right now, it’s Lil Wayne, #1,” he said. “He’s hot. He’s got everything. He sings the right tunes. I’m seriously listening to all his songs right now. Really sitting down, listening to his lyrics, and he’s got his lyrics [down] pat now. He’s got his lyrics. He’s coming up like Jay-Z. He’s smooth. He’s got a different flow from Jay-Z, but lyrics-wise, he’s got it. He’s a lyricist. Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, I don’t care who comes third. These guys have the whole place on edge, man. It’s hot.”