The details surrounding the forthcoming Big Tymers album are quite bewildering. Even Drake — said to be the group’s newest member along with Lil Wayne — was vexed when MTV asked him about the project after the fourth annual OVO Fest.
Birdman assembled his Cash Money and Young Money affiliates to form Rich Gang, who delivered a self-titled album Tuesday (July 23). But many were puzzled as to why Drake wasn’t featured on the compilation project. That and more were the topics of conversation in the Forbes regular’s recent interview with MTV.
Rich Gang has a worthy list of potential singles on their self-titled album. Today, the Cash Money collective return with a visual for one called “Dreams Come True,” featuring Birdman, Yo Gotti, Ace Hood, Mack Maine.
Last night (June 22), Rich Gang invaded NYC’s Bagatelle to celebrate at their album release party. With Birdman at the helm, Lil Wayne, Mack Maine, Bow Wow, Jay Gudda Gudda, and pretty much the entire YMCMB clique, minus Drake and Nicki Minaj, were present for the lavish affair.
Birdman man has been adamant in promoting the Rich Gang album, due out July 23. A few samples from the project have hit the Internets in recent weeks, and today, we receive another called “Have It Your Way.”
The last of the Rich Gang‘s trifecta of releases is a smooth tune featuring Birdman, Detail, and Kendrick Lamar called “100 Favors.”
Birdman liberated three new tracks by Rich Gang yesterday (July 16). One, titled “We Been On,” features himself, Lil Wayne, and R. Kelly.
Rick Ross represents for his Rich Gang affiliates on a solo track called “50 Plates.” This is one of three releases Birdman debuted on the Internets in the last 24 hours.
Birdman has been steadily crafting the Rich Gang album for some time now and finally liberates the tracklist for public view.
South Beach has been a hotspot for entertainers and athletes long before the emergence of the Miami Heat, who are now battling the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals. ESPN sat down with Miami-based artists Lil’ Wayne, Birdman, Flo Rida, and singer Jimmy Buffet to discuss their love of the defending NBA champions and […]
DJ Khaled’s dreams are coming true. The DJ and We The Best label honcho graces the cover of the latest The Source magazine alongside his artist Ace Hood and Cash Money’s Birdman.Â
A couple of weeks ago, we asked why was Paris Hilton in Birdman’s video for “Tap Out.” Now we know. The hand rub kingpin has signed the socialite to Cash Money Records. This is not a joke.
