VIDEO: Watch Lil Wayne Speaks On Drake Sleeping With His Girlfriend While He Was In Jail

Lil Wayne's new memoir about his time spent in prison, "Gone Til November," hit bookstores and online retailers this past week. If you haven't yet scooped up the book, chances are you've seen excerpts from it, or at least, you've scrolled past a headline or two. Among those headlines, there was a story about Drake sleeping with Weezy F's girl while he was locked up.

Wayne has been doing some press surrounding the book release, and in a new short video clip from a recent interview, the rapper speaks on the incident involving Drake and his girl. At first he's all jokes, alleging he doesn't even remember what the host is talking about, despite several previous interviews asking the same question.

"Please, anybody that know me real well, when you see this, please tweet it and vouch for me-- I have a very, very, very terrible memory. I swear to God, I don't know what y'all talking about. I just did three, four interviews and I just kept it moving, like, yeah, Drake, yeah," Wayne starts.

After he confesses, "Oh, I wasn't worried about that. That's just how life go when you locked up." He adds, "he still be texting me and stuff. Stop texting me too, for real."

Check it out below.

ScreenShotting and Sharing "SnapChat" Snaps Can Land You in Jail

There are two types of people on Snapchat.

Category 1: Those that are there to have fun

Category 2: Those that are there to stalk people

If you fall under category 2, then this post is for you. You might get into trouble one of these days if you do not desist from screenshotting and sharing snaps, especially if you live in the UK.

According to the Independent, United Kingdom’s culture minister, Ed Vaizey has said that those who engage in this dastardly act may be sued by the original owner of the snaps, and may be thrown in jail like a common criminal.

“Under UK copyright law, it would be unlawful for a Snapchat user to copy an image and make it available to the public without the consent of the image owner,” the minister warned.

The image owner would be able to sue anyone who does this for copyright infringement.”

Gheun.

“The disclosure of private sexual photographs or films without the consent of an individual who appears in them and with intent to cause that individual distress, is an offence under Section 33 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015,” he said.

Those convicted could face a maximum sentence of two years in prison.

Copyright infringement itself is punishable by 10 years in prison and/or an “unlimited” fine, though this is restricted to six months in prioson and a £50,000 fine in magistrates’ courts.”

Gheun Gheun.

Yes, what makes Snapchat unique is the way it let’s you share interesting and memorable moments around your day for only 24 hours… but you see, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other preceding social media networks allows us to enjoy and save these moments for longer periods.

Pardon us for being spoilt, but we can’t help it.

It would take more than Replays to discourage Snapchatters from screenshotting the ‘juiciest of gists’.