Rapper Lil Wayne was on stage in Italy performing a few songs when he just dropped his mic, and stormed off stage!
The incident occurred when the rapper was performing the Philipp Plein show as part of the Milan fashion week, and it seemed the crowd were not that into the performance.
When you mess with the long arm of the state, you’re likely to get burned!
Lil Wayne’s $2m debt to a private jet company, which he has been dallying in settling- has led to a truly disproportionate response from law enforcement.
The entourages of rap stars Lil Wayne and Diddy got into an argument at a Miami nightclub that almost led to fisticuffs.
During Diddy’s annual Revolt Music Conference in Miami last weekend, the camps of the two artistes got into a row. It all started when Diddy’s guards tried to search Lil Wayne’s team, and Wayne was not happy about that.
Jas Prince (born James), is a manager/producer on the Houston rap scene and discovered Drake way back when.
According to him, during the deal for handing Drake over, he was supposed to be paid 22% of Drake’s royalties, net profits, and other advances. He estimates the cost at around $11m.
Nicki Minaj graced a cover feature for the New York Times magazine, and she had a lot to say.
As blunt and uncompromising as ever, Nicki has had to deal with very public feuds between some of the most important men in her life. The biggest so far this year, was the one between her boyfriend Meek Mill and labelmate and longtime friend Drake.
As time goes on, the feeling is that this family is fractured for good and there would be no rainbows at the end of the road.
Lil Wayne is fighting Birdman in court, in order to get a termination of his Cash Money contract. He claims Birdman has reneged on their contract by holding up payments due him, whilst making it impossible for his to release his Carter V album.
So Lil Weezy has more than just a filial feud to deal with.
According to multiple reports, Lil Wayne and Christina Milian have called it quits on their relationship after being together for just over a year.
It seems Lil Tunechi has been an eccentric git far longer than we imagined.
Earning his first paycheck from applying his lyrical talent, Lil Wayne tried giving the money to his mother. When she refused it, the 14 year old went to Nissan and got himself a cool Pathfinder.
Currently, relations between Birdman and his protégé Lil Weezy are at an all time low, after the ‘Mirror’ rapper sued his surrogate dad for $51m. Since then things have gotten tenser instead of better, and Birdman opened up about the situation for the first time. According to the Cash Money CEO, the way the entire … Read more
Jay Z’s company Tidal dropped Lil Wayne’s The Free Weezy Album on July 4th, and now Birdman and his Cash Money crew are suing Jay Z to the tune of $50 million for illegally streaming the songs.
In a newly filed lawsuit, Jay Z and Tidal are engaging in “a desperate and illegal attempt to save their struggling streaming service” by using Wayne’s music.
It seems the impending split between Lil Wayne and Birdman over creative issues might be a little more deadly than initially thought.
Lil Wayne’s tour bus was shot at in April, shortly after finishing a performance. According to documents indicting the man alleged of carrying out the shooting, he has ties to Birdman and Young Thug.
It’s Independence Day in America so there isn’t a time more fitting for an independence themed album.
Lil Wayne is fighting for independence from the clutches of the imperial Cash Money Empire, and in lieu of being unable to release The Carter V, Weezy is gifting his fans with the ‘Free Weezy’ project.
Not just that, the release is exclusively on Tidal, the streaming service bought by Jay_Z and run almost entirely by artists.
Over the weekend rapper Lil-Wayne shouted on stage “I just signed a deal with my motherf–king idol, Jay Z,” at KMEL Summer Jam 2015.
With 51 million lawsuit brought by Wayne against his hip hop father-Birdman of Cash Money Records and the many disagreement with the label which he has in the past shared on twitter hovering around, people took the above announcement to mean, ‘Lil Wayne has signed with Jay Z’s Roc Nation label’.
But it’s far from that….
Lil Wayne’s manager-Cortez Bryant told Billboard that, it’s not a record label signing but rather Lil Wayne was referring to his involvement with Tidal, Jay Z’s music subscription service.
There hasn’t been a moment of peace in the Young Money-Cash Money empire for some time now.
Lil Wayne and Birdman hitherto had one of the top mentor-mentee relationships in the music biz; until trouble struck over delays in releasing Weezy’s latest album.
The Carter V has been in the pipeline for a while now, but it’s release has been hit by several delays that Lil Wayne believes is deliberate.
The situation has gotten so bad, Lil Wayne had to bring legal action against his boss. In the suit, he’s seeking $8million, which is supposed to be an advance he should have received on the Carter V. He also wants to be released from his contractual obligations to Cash Money, claiming by failing to release his new work Birdman has violated their contract.
Since then, there’s been some hope this could be resolved amicably- apparently not. After Performing at a club in Jacksonville during the week, Weezy gave a pretty emphatic indication of where things stand. In a video uploaded by an Instagram user, Weezy all but confirmed his animosity towards his former mentor.
“ Free Weezy Album coming soon; Carter V coming soon.
F*ck Cash Money” He concluded, then he exited with one of his famous mic-drops.
Guess we all know there’s no end in sight for this thing. Since he’s still under contract with Cash Money, that pretty much shows he expects a legal resolution to this dispute and not any amicable settlement.
It’s like an open secret these days, that Lil Wayne and Milian are an item now. The duo has kept it secret until quite recently, and now the Latina star has explained why. Christina covers the upcoming edition of Latina magazine, and the mag managed to weasel a few secrets out of her. She spoke … Read more
