Now that Birdman has admitted that Lil Wayne is actually a homosexual and that all the songs where he is speaking sexually of women is actually a cover up for his true sexuality and simply to sell his music, as women have always been popular topics for music. The feud is expected to heat even more now that it has been announced that Lil Wayne is Suing Cash Money Records for $51 Million and has asked a judge to declare him the joint copyright holder of everything released on his Cash Money imprint, Young Money, including recordings by Drake and Nicki Minaj. This all sounds very messy, however there’s no word from Birdman on how things went down according to his side of the story.NEW ORLEANS – In the wake of the Lil Wayne and Birdman drama, Birdman has publicly admitted that rapper Lil Wayne is a homosexual, presuambly an attempt to ruin the image of the Young Money rapper.Īfter the news circulated that Birdman was holding back Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter 5” album for unknown reasons, Lil Wayne announced that he felt like a “prisoner” to Birdman’s label and that he wanted “out” of Cash Money Records. Lil Wayne will be ultimately fighting to end his and Young Money’s relationship with the label, and to restore all the copyright for the label and his music in the right place. And finally, Wayne is also alleging that Cash Money has not made good on the $200,000 quarterly payments or $1 million in-house expense account agreed upon. However, he is alleging that Cash Money never split the copyright in the first place. In addition to the money, Wayne is also fighting for his label, Young Money, in which he only owns 49% of. Wayne presented Cash Money with Tha Carter V, but was allegedly only paid $2 million of the first $8 million owed, and not given the final $2 million at the album’s completion, tallying up to a total of $8 million dollars owed on that record alone.
In April 2009, Wayne re-negotiates his contract again for a $10 million advance for his solo albums - $8 million to start recording and $2 million when it’s done.įast-forward again to December 2014. SEE ALSO: Lil Wayne Takes A Subtle Shot At Birdman In New Young Money Freestyle At this point Wayne now owes four solo albums and a duet album. Tha Carter III release completes Wayne’s original 1998 contract. In 2006, Lil Wayne negotiated higher advances in exchange for duet albums, months after the Carter II, explaining the release of Like Father, Like Son album three month later.įast-forward to June 2008. In 2005, Lil Wayne agreed to additional albums for increased royalties after his first Carter album. In case you’re still confused about this Lil Wayne and Cash Money feud and why Wayne is filing a $51 million lawsuit, entertainment lawyer, Combat Jack broke it down to Complex. To our surprise the fight actually started years ago.
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