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- After negotiations between the two parties fell apart, Lil Wayne has indeed filed a lawsuit against Cash Money, TMZ reports. Wayne and his lawyers have asked a judge to end his contract with Cash Money. They say Birdman and the label violated his contract by withholding the money he's owed for the months-delayed album Tha Carter V.
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Oct 12, 2018 · On Jan. 13, 2015, Lil Wayne announced a $51 million lawsuit against Cash Money. The following three years would include a bus shooting, mid-concert “fuck Cash Money” disses,...
Jun 7, 2018 · In 2015, Wayne sued Cash Money for $51 million, claiming the record label violated his contract terms and withheld tons of money after delaying his album Tha Carter V several times.
Jan 19, 2016 · Lil Wayne filed a lawsuit against Cash Money Records for $51 million, demanding his release from the label and alleging that Birdman and company violated the terms of Wayne’s contract by...
Jun 7, 2018 · Victoria Gagliardo Jun 7th, 2018, 2:40 pm. The 2015 legal drama pitting rapper Lil Wayne (real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.) against Universal Music Group, Cash Money Records, and rapper Birdman has reportedly come to an end through a large settlement paid out to Lil Wayne. According to The Blast, Lil Wayne’s lawyer Howard King filed a ...
- 10 A Relationship Since Childhood
- 9 An Album Delay
- 8 A $51 Million Lawsuit
- 7 Public Disses
- 6 An Attack on Lil Wayne's Life
- 5 A Signed Deal with Jay-Z
- 4 A Bid to Oust Birdman
- 3 Conspiracies and Physical Assualt
- 2 A History of Financial Issues
- 1 Finally A Reconciliation
Lil Wayne and Birdman first crossed paths when the latter was just eight years old. Birdman immediately became a mentor to the Louisiana-born rapper whose father abandoned him as a toddler. Wayne used to leave rap lines on Birdman's answering machine to impress him with his lyrics. Although Wayne's mom, Jacida Carter, initially obstructed their rel...
After having an enviable father-son relationship that saw Birdman and Lil Wayne kiss on stage several times for almost 20 years, the duo experienced their first publicized friction in 2014. Following the delay of his album Tha Carter V, which was to be released on December 9, Wayne took to Twitter to call out his boss. In a series of rant tweets, h...
Months after his rants online, things got intense between Wayne and Birdman. In January 2015, the Lollipop crooner announced a $51 million lawsuit against Cash Money. In the lawsuit, Wayne asked to end his contract with Cash Money, alleging that Birdman withheld from him a substantial amount of money that was owed to him. Wayne also asked that the ...
Wayne and Birdman's feud was riddled with public disses and verbal assaults, majorly from the former's end. About two months after filing the lawsuit, Wayne threw the first shot at Birdman in the Up Next Cypher released by him and Young Money Entertainment. An excerpt of his rap lyrics read: In another concert in April 2015, the Lollipop crooner ra...
The feud between the father-son duo was heightened and taken to dangerous levels when there was an attempt on Wayne's life. It happened that after a performance at the Compound Nightclub in Atlanta, Wayne's tour bus, while leaving the arena, was sprayed with bullets from a passing car on the highway. Wayne was on board with two of his artists Lil T...
Amid the trial looking into the shooting and Wayne and Birdman not being on speaking terms, Lil Wayne shocked the world when he announced that he signed a streaming deal with Jay-Z's company Tidal. Through the collaboration, he released his highly-anticipated album Free Weezy. As expected, Wayne took a jab at his mentor in one of the tracks titled ...
Shortly after signing a deal with Tidal, Wayne further turned up the heat between him and his father figure when new legal documents surfaced, showing that the A Millirapper wanted to drive out Birdman from Young Money. When Wayne formed his own label Young Money Entertainment out of Cash Money Records, he owned 49%, while Birdman's label owned the...
In July 2015, while Wayne performed at Club Liv in Miami, the rapper was drenched with drinks thrown at him from the VIP section. It was alleged that Birdman and his crew were seated in the section of the VIP area where the drinks were launched. Around the same time, an indictment claimed Birdman and Young Thug were the brains behind the shooting o...
Although the delay of the release of The Carter Vwas the starting point of Wayne and Birdman's beef, its root was a history of financial issues that plagued most of the artists signed to Cash Money Records. There were reports of underpayment, nonpayment of royalties alongside numerous bad business practices, all leveled at Birdman and his co-founde...
After almost three years of public disses, numerous lawsuits, and several almost-reconciliations, Wayne and Birdman finally decided to put an end to their saga and bury the hatchet. At the Lil' Weezyana Fest in August 2018, Birdman came on stage to apologize to Wayne. "It feels amazing to be home f**king with my son, I love that n**ga to death," he...
Jun 8, 2018 · Getty Image. It looks like Lil Wayne is finally off of Cash Money Records. Yesterday, news broke from The Blast — a somewhat dubious source — that the iconic rapper had been granted a release...
Mar 17, 2015 · Court documents show Wayne has been duped out of Young Money's earnings.
