Despite the news that Lil Wayne and Birdman were at legal odds with one another, a photo of the pair along with Drake might be the signs that the tensions are cooling. The on again, off again music family partied on New Year’s Eve in Miami, with Drizzy making a highly-anticipated announcement.
Although Wale’s frustration and Fetty Wap not getting a Best New Artist rank high on the Grammy Awards snubs for the upcoming ceremony, the biggest omission was hands down Drake’s “Hotline Bling.” The most ubiquitous rap tune of 2015 narrowly missed out being the Canadian megastar’s first No. 1 hit on the Billboard 100 but […]
Chicago rap fixture Mikkey Halsted unfortunately helps make up the alumni of artists who did a stint on Cash Money Records without ever dropping an album.
Birdman is landsliding the race to become the most sued rapper of all-time and the marathon continues as a former employee of his is accusing him of being worked and whipped like Toby.
What is the world coming to when Birdman is being accused of stiffing a producer on payment checks? Surely an upstanding music mogul such as the #1 Stunna would always make sure those checks clear on time, no?
The walls within the Cash Money Records camp have been crumbling for some time now.
Although his case isn’t as publicized as Lil Wayne’s and closely followed as Drake’s situation, Turk has his own active lawsuit against Cash Money.
It’s being heavy speculated that Drake is ready to wash his hands of Cash Money Records and the latest report from DatPiff.com owner KP is only fueling the rumors.
Lil Wayne isn’t the only rapper demanding Cash Money Records open up their accounting books to see if he is due any moolah. Former Hot Boy Turk is suing the home Birdman built, too.
It’s a well-documented fact that Birdman and his Cash Money cohorts are particularly stingy in paying those artists who help their musical empire grow.
With Busta Rhymes’ deflection from Cash Money Records, all eyes on Mystikal as the next O.G. who may be jumping ship.
Cash Money Records has been known to have scrupulous business practices as well as a consistent habit of not releasing albums from their artists. Teenage rap group W3 The Future is learning this all too well after a record deal they signed in May 2013 has landed them on the proverbial career treadmill.
