More Love For Play-N-Skillz's Efforts On Lil Wayne's Disc

MTV News' hip-hop department has announced today it's picks for the top 28 commercially release hip-hop singles of the year (which, I guess, means no remixes are eligible), and lookie there, right at No. 19, yep, that's Lil Wayne's "Got Money (feat. T-Pain)", as produced by area hotshots Play-N-Skillz. We've...

By Pete Freedman

December 15, 2008

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MTV News' hip-hop department has announced today it's picks for the top 28 commercially release hip-hop singles of the year (which, I guess, means no remixes are eligible), and lookie there, right at No. 19, yep, that's Lil Wayne's "Got Money (feat. T-Pain)", as produced by area hotshots Play-N-Skillz.

We've posted the above video here on DC9 before. But if you haven't yet seen it, check it out. --Pete Freedman

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