To celebrate turning 32, Drake who is known for throwing some very creative shindigs on his birthday threw an epic 2000s-themed party.
Rap-A-Lot founder J. Prince isn’t one to play the passive-aggressive game. After getting a shout out from Birdman, the music exec with the rep that’s he’s not to be messed with used the moment to demand his son, Jas Prince, get his money.
The Prince family wants their dough. Jas Prince, son of Rap-A-Lot founder J. Prince, has filed a lawsuit against Birdman demanding the money he is owed from Drake profits.
Poor Royalty. Her mom and dad have been beefed out since the beginning and there she is — stuck in the middle.
Lil Wayne‘s Young Money label has reached a settlement with Jas Prince in their court case where Prince claimed that he was owed $11 million in unpaid royalties off Drake.
The entire world knows that it was Jas Prince who “discovered” Drake, linking the Toronto rapper with Young Money, and the rest is history. However, Prince still hasn’t received his proper finder’s fee and is now going after the middleman, Aspire Music.
Contrary to previous reports, Jas Prince has yet to get his Drake money from Baby. Instead, the man who brought Drizzy to Lil Wayne is refiling his lawsuit against Cash Money for unpaid royalties in New York.
Jas Prince is finally putting his Cash Money legal struggle behind him. (How many other countless artists can decline to say the same?)
Just in case you were lost count on your Cash Money tally, Birdman still hasn’t paid Jas Prince similar to everybody else. In a new court order discovered by the Jasmine Brand, the son of Rap-A-Lot Records founder J. Prince is done making Instagram threats and TMZ public service announcements and is demanding $11 million […]
Yesterday (March 16), Drake took to Twitter to announce that he had no part in creating Drake’s Homecoming: The Lost Footage, which hits theaters in two days. Per usual, TMZ has the scoop on why the rapper is wiping his hands clean of the project, despite reportedly receiving a check for it.
It’s funny how life works, especially in the rap world. That said, here’s a clip of Jas Prince recalling Lil Wayne’s initial thoughts on his biggest Young Money asset to date in the upcoming film Drake’s Homecoming: The Lost Footage.
Jas Prince is much too busy shaking down Birdman for his pay to be bothered with Chris Brown impregnating his sloppy seconds.
