Baby Williams/Birdman

Birdman and Rick Ross are dropping a collaborative project titled The H: The Lost Album. Here we have its first single “Pop That Pu–y.”

Did you know, or care, that back in 2008 Rick Ross and Birdman created a gang of songs that haven’t seen the light of day? The MMG and YMCMB honchos have announced that they will be dropping the first volume of said work, titled The H: The Lost Album, Vol. 1, on May 23.

Fans who witnessed Cash Money’s take over from the late 90s through the early 2000s were thoroughly excited when Lil Wayne alluded to a Big Tymers reunion album in a recent interview with MTV News.

We saw the photos, and now we get the video.  The Rich Gang, aka Birdman featuring Lil’ Wayne, Future, Mack Maine & Nicki Minaj, drop the official video for “Tap Out.”

Birdman has a penchant for going all out. For the forthcoming video for “Tap Out,” the YMCMB family is represented by Lil Wayne, Mack Maine, Nicki Minaj, and even Bow Wow. But Baby ups the ante by landing cameos from Paris Hilton, Christina Milian and Kimora Lee, among others.

Kids, a face tattoo is not for everyone. Take Cash Money founder and CEO Bryan “Birdman” Williams who has an assortment of ink, including two brand new ones, on his mug, for example. He is rich and can pretty much do as he pleases. You, are not.

Yep, Birdman aka the #1 Stunna is still rapping. The Cash Money Records founder drops a new single called “Tap Out” featuring most of the YMCMB rappers you care about; Lil Wayne, Mack Maine and Nicki Minaj.

Black Migo Gang’s Young Scooter recruits some big names for the remix to his big single, “Colombia.” 

Today is Cash Money CEO Bryan “Birdman” Williams‘ 44th birthday. The businessman, rapper and trendsetter is responsible for making a significant imprint on the culture.

The ever growing YMCMB Empire continues to build everyday, and Birdman with Slim have added another member record label. 

Rappers love getting paid, we know that. What do rappers love more than getting paid? They love getting paid to hock stuff that they would use anyway. 

Birdman unveils the gritty visuals for “Shout Out,” featuring French Montana and Gudda Gudda.