The fight goes on between Lil Wayne and Quincy Jones' son, Quincy Jones III (QD3) over the now infamous film The Carter Documentary.  Now, a leaked deposition tape has leaked, featuring Lil Wayne clowning Quincy's lawyer in more ways than one.  Check out the hilarious unprofessionalism inside...

Ok, it's not funny to laugh at such a serious matter.  But Lil Wayne is making us wonder if he's sticking by his probation rules and laying off the drugs and alcohol.

In case you didn't know, Lil Wayne is pissy that QD3, who is also the producer of the Beef series you see on Viacom channels, released a documentary featuring Weezy himself.  QD3 claims he had permission to follow Wayne for a year or so for footage.  But when Wayne saw the finished product, he didn't like how he was made out to look--so he says.  So now, he says QD3 had no right to release the doc.

Here we are with a case to determine QD3's rights.  And during a June 2012 deposition obtained by TMZ, Lil Wayne acted the fool when grilled by QD3's lawyer, Pete Ross.  Ross asked semi-stupid questions, but likely just for procedural purposes.  And Wayne let dude have it.  He even kept saying he couldn't recall anything about his own past arrests.

Tunechi told Ross at the end that the judge "can't save him in the real world."  Was that a threat Tunechi?

By the way, after hopping on Juicy J's track "Bandz A Make Her Dance" with 2 Chainz, Weezy just tied the king of Rock & Roll, Elvis Presley, for the most appearances on Billboard's Hot 100 chart.  The magic number--108.

The Randomness:

1.  In case you care, "Bad Girls Club" alum Natalie Nunn is being blackmailed after she claims her iPad was "stolen" on an NYC subway.  And, of course, someone is threatening to release sex tape style footage she kept on there of her and her new husband Jacob Payne.  SIGH.