Poor Royalty. Her mom and dad have been beefed out since the beginning and there she is — stuck in the middle.
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?)
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.
Of the many people alleging that Birdman owes them money, Jas Prince appears to be most reserved. But, more often than not, those are the ones you should worry about.
Birthdays make for the utmost reason for celebration and in the city of Los Angeles, you can expect that tenfold. Rap-A-Lot Records CEO, Jas Prince took to L.A.’s Supperclub Tuesday night (Oct. 29) to usher in another year of living and the stars soon followed.
The new series from Insecure co-creator Issa Rae will stream weekly on HBO Max. The comedy is co-executive produced by…
One of Los Angeles Lakers' superstar LeBron James' most sought-after kicks will finally be available to the public.
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