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Lil Wayne Releases Video for 'I Am Not a Human Being'

Wayne filmed the clip, which goes with the title track to an EP due September 27th, before going to prison

September 16, 2010 4:46 PM ET

There are still 48 days left on Lil Wayne's prison sentence, but rapper's new video for "I Am Not a Human Being" is here now. The song, the title track from Human Being, an EP due September 27th (Weezy's birthday), is the latest in a string of music videos Wayne filmed prior to entering New York's Rikers Island in March, after pleading guilty to weapons charges. The highlight of the video may be spotting Wayne's clever assortment of tattoos that can only be seen under ultraviolet light.

Photos: Lil Wayne's World

"Right Above It," featuring Drake, was the first single off the forthcoming EP, which is reportedly the first of two Lil Wayne releases that will hit by the end of 2010: Young Money president Mick Maine has said that the plan is to release the long-awaited Tha Carter IV on November 5th, the same day Lil Wayne is released from prison.

I Am Not a Human Being track listing
1. "Gonorrhea" feat. Drake
2. "Hold Up" feat. T-Streets
3. "With You" feat. Drake
4. "I Am Not a Human Being"
5. "I’m Single" feat. Drake
6. "What’s Wrong With Them" feat. Nicki Minaj
7. "Right Above It" feat. Drake
8. "Popular" feat. Lil Twist
9. "That Ain’t Me" feat. Jay Sean
10. "Bill Gates"
11. "YM Banger" feat. Jae Millz, Gudda Gudda, and Tyga
12. "YM Salute" feat. Lil Twist, Lil Chuckee, Gudda Gudda, Jae Millz, and
Nicki Minaj

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