Lil Wayne's newest video, for "I'm Single," premieres Sunday at noon ET on MTV Jams and MTV2's "Sucker Free Countdown."

The song is one of the cuts featured on Wayne's 2009 mixtape, No Ceilings, and the clip was directed by DJ Scoob Doo.

The video is one of many clips Wayne filmed before heading off to serve a one-year prison sentence at New York's Rikers Island for weapons charges.

MTV News hit the streets of Times Square to show fans a sneak peek of the video and see if Wayne's forward thinking will keep his fans satisfied.

"Even though he is incarcerated, he's still making music, he's still out there, he's still got music for his fans, he's putting it out there, and I like it," Deanna Brown said. "I think this is something different," she added. "Even with other incarcerated rappers, everybody's like, 'Wait till they get out. Wait till they get out.' And they can't wait for that release.

This is almost tiding his fans over until he gets out. It makes you even more hungry, like, 'Ahh, if he's doing this while he's incarcerated, I can't wait to see what happens when he gets out.' " Other fans echoed Brown's sentiments. Jonathan Edmonston said fans will appreciate Wayne's dedication while he's behind bars. "It will capture the fans' interest," Edmonston said. "And it will just let his fans know that he's there for them, he loves them. I just feel he's reaching out to them."