Whatever happened between Lil Wayne and Birdman this past month was really bad, and has since completely dissolved any progress they’d been making toward reconciling their beef, the $51 million lawsuit and of course, the release the Tha Carter V.
(Video) Tyga – Cash Money
Tyga gets back to work following the Kylie Jenner breakup dropping “Cash Money” single following by an official visual.
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Tyga – Cash Money
After a messy public breakup with ex Kylie Jenner this week, Tyga hits the studio paying homage to his former label Cash Money. Listen below.
Birdman Signs AR-Ab & Compton Menace To Cash Money
Don’t people know better than to sign to Cash Money at this point? Look at what it did for Bow Wow…Khaled…Busta Rhymes…Mystikal…Christina Milian…Jay Sean…Austin Mahone…Young Thug… That’s right – absolutely nothing! Producers who work with the label don’t get paid, hell – even their star artists don’t get paid! Really and truly, who in their right mind would sign with this label in 2016? Well apparently, AR-Ab and Compton Menace. The news was announced via IG earlier this week. If you’ll recall, Philly-based AR-Ab made headlines last summer when Drake mentioned him in his Meek Mill diss, “Back To Back.” And if you know nothing about Compton Menace’s music, you may recognize him as the gang member from Straight Outta Compton that brought the gun on the school bus in the movie’s opening scene. Congrats I guess. Or maybe good luck?
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Birdman & Jacquees – Lost At Sea
Birdman and his new artist Jacquees have joined forces to work on their collab mixtape, which was scheduled to drop today, but was pushed back to be released next week. While we wait, Jacquees let the public have a listen at their project’s title track. Nice save. Respeck.
(Video) Lil Wayne Reveals How Cash Money Used To Record Their Songs
During his interview with Rap Radar, Lil Wayne sat down to discuss the differences between southern and east coast rappers with 2 Chainz. He also went in to how the record label he started on, Cash Money, had him and his artists record their songs and the “approval” they had to go through before being done writing a verse, during the classic Hot Boys era.
