Birdman VS. Lil Wayne

 

ARE WE TIRED OF THEM YET? THIS IS DEFINITELY RICH PEOPLE PROBLEMS!

DO YOU THINK YOUNG THUG SHOULD STAY OUT OF THIS? I WONDER WHOS EVENT DID BETTER......

It looks like the tension between Lil Wayne and Birdman is far from slowing down, and now the former friends and business associates have begun trading subliminal jabs online.  

It all started back when Lil Wayne took to Twitter to publicly vent his frustrations with Baby and Cash Money for not releasing his new album.  Since then, Wayne has decided to officially sue Birdman for $8 million, and he's gone on to release his latest mixtape, Sorry 4 the Wait 2.  Weezy decided to celebrate the release of his latest mixtape yesterday, January 25th, at the Versace Mansion.  Ironically enough, Birdman and Young Thug decided to host a party of their own at LIV on the same night.

Wayne posted a tweet letting his fans know exactly where he'd be just a day before his party, but threw in a subliminal yet very direct jab at Birdman's LIV party.

"Go to LIV for what," Weezy tweeted.  Following this, Birdman posted a flyer for the party along with the caption "RG pullup ni**a," while Young Thug posted a video addressing the party where he stated, "If you ain't at LIV ni**a, you ain't living... We going to LIV. Whoever don't like it pull up, f**k ni**a."

How do you think this YMCMB feud will come to an end?

Lil Wayne Drama

 

 

 

The publicity stunt is unreal, I mean both of them have more money then they can spend. Always screaming loyalty but now this, I mean is Lil Wayne just throwing a temper tantrum because Birdman is showing more attention to Young Thugga. I mean it is your last album don't you think Birdman should be working on his next gimic. I mean really, yall tripping.

 

 

TMZ Reports:Lil Wayne just opened a lyrical can of whoop ass on Birdman by releasing a mixtape with tracks that take direct aim at his former mentor and Cash Money Records.

Wayne dropped "Sorry 4 The Wait 2" -- a clear reference to his long delayed "Carter V" album -- and goes right in on Birdman with a song called, "Coco."

Some of the lyrics include:
"Who kept this s**t together? N***a, me, that's who!
Who was there when n***as left? N***a, me that's who!"
Cash Money is an army, I'm a one man army!"

He also raps about going out like Tony Montana in "Scarface."

This should put an end to any doubts ... the Wayne-Birdman beef is 100% real.

The timing of the song and mixtape are interesting ... considering internet rumblings that Wayne could be plotting a move over to Master P's No Limit records.

The war between Lil Wayne and Baby has officially become a legal one after the 32-year-old rapper decided to sue his former mentor over the release of Tha Carter V.
According to TMZ, talks of a settlement between the two were brushed off as Wayne will ask a judge to break his record contract with Cash Money. Wayne will reportedly sue Birdman for $8 million, which is the advance money promised to Tunechi for making the album. While Wayne believes his album will never see the light of day, Birdman has said the album will be released "in due time."

@T_RoneMusic FT @JAE_MILLZ & @BIRDMAN5STAR

 

New Single "Savage"

 

 

BEHIND THE SCENES WITH BIRDMAN...

BEHIND THE SCENES WITH BIRDMAN, HE SPEAKS ABOUT FAMILY AND MUSIC...

HE TALKS ABOUT HELPING THE YOUNGER ARTIST BRAND THEMSELVES...
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE...JUST STAY FOCUSED
I WONDER IF BIRDMAN CAN HELP ME OUT...
According to Lil Wayne, Cash Money is the place where dreams come true. Birdman takes it a step further and turns the label's fantasies into reality. Here'sa rough of how the video came together.

@AugustAlsina Uncle Slim hit him up...

GlobalGrind's Brittany Lewis catches up with newly signed "I Luv This Shit" singer August Alsina at the Def Jam offices to chat about his forthcoming EP, "Downtown: Life Under The Gun," his relationship with Juvenile and Birdman, and almost signing with YMCMB.

Twitter: @GlobalGrind @AugustAlsina

 

 

REV AL SHARPTON SIGNS BOOK DEAL WITH CASH MONEY....

On Lil Wayne‘s 2008 album, Tha Carter III, he went out of his way to diss the Rev. Al Sharpton over his perceived hypocrisies. The two then sparred a bit in the media before the controversy faded. Now, Weezy and Rev. Al are a part of the same family tree, so to speak. It is being reported that Rev. Al Sharpton is working on a new book and the project will be co-released this fall by the publishing arm of Cash Money Records.
The Rejected Stone is scheduled to be released on Oct. 8 and will be published by Cash Money Content and Massenburg Media, in partnership with the Simon & Schuster imprint Atria.
Tracking Sharpton’s “personal evolution” from New York street activist to political candidate and champion for human and civil rights, the book will also include Sharpton’s perspective on rappers, including Lil Wayne, and he says that he would like to have a positive dialogue.

NICKI MINAJ FREESTYLE OLD BUT LOVE IT

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Guess what Birdman did....

ANOTHER CELEB GIVES BACK

 

I am very proud of Birdman, it is always a good thing to see Celebs giving back to organizations.

Rich Gang- Tap Out

The 3 videos I worked out to....

I did only 3 songs right now, I am going to try and do 3 more a little later before I go out. Well lets see I did over 100 squats, 50 push-ups, 150 reps in total for the different ab work outs, and over 5 mins of straight work out. I am proud of myself, but I do have to admit that I did not eat the most healthy meals today. I know do right, NO Excuses....

Mountain Dews Drops Lil Wayne

According to TMZ.com:

Lil Wayne will no longer "do" Mountain Dew ... the soda company announced it's DROPPING the rapper over a rap verse in which he compared the beating of Emmett Till to rough sex.

Wayne was a major spokesperson for Mountain Dew --starring in several commercials. Wayne began appearing in Dew ads in early 2012. Mountain Dew is owned by PepsiCo.

It's unclear when PepsiCo will stop running ads featuring the rapper.

Weezy came under fire back in February over a verse he dropped on the song "Karate Chop" ... in which he said, "Pop a lot of pain pills, 'bout to put rims on my skateboard wheels ... beat that p***y up like Emmett Till."

FYI -- Till was 14 back in 1955 when he was beaten beyond recognition, shot and dumped in a river ... after he was accused of flirting with a white woman in Mississippi. His open-casket funeral and murder trial were early flashpoints in the civil rights movement.

Wayne had sent a letter to Till's family -- saying he's sorry their feelings were hurt by the song ... but the family REJECTED the letter, saying the statement "falls short of an apology."         

@mzthicknblessed thoughts:

Well thats a lot of money lost, do you think he cares. Lil Wayne has said many things in his songs that people do not agree with, many people do not agree with his actions. Clearly this generation does not realize the sacrafices African Americans made early on, look how rappers toss around the word NIGGA, did Mountain Dew wan t to drop him then. No not at all, Mountain Dew had no problem supporting Lil Wayne when he was referring to drugs, hoes, and BITCHES, or the fact that he was running around screwing so many women unprotected. Not judging, I am just saying. I think it is going to be a while before I fully support Pepsi/Mountain Dew. I am not saying Mountain Dew is wrong for dropping Lil Wayne, but I am saying wow it took all of that, if you were looking for an honorable citizen to represent your Company, I do not think Lil Wayne should have ever been offered the part.

I still bump Lil Wayne but have a problem with Mountain Dew.

10 MIN WORK OUT TO HIP HOP

Okay heres the deal, I like to dance, and I need to start working out. Well I started this Friday (May 5th) and plan on increasing the amount of songs I dance to. I do not want it to feel like a work out so of course I started slow. I only picked 3 songs, but how I look at it, its better then none. I am excited about this journey. I hope to loose 60 pounds when it is all said and done with. I have totally changed my eating habbits. I will be doing some extra ab exercises because I would really like some definition.

@chanelwestcoast - "I Love Money"

Chanel West Coast

(From MTV's Ridiculousness / Young Money's Newest Female Artist) - I Love Money

 

Young Bonnie. Keepin it real since 88 ❤ My mixtape #NowYouKnow is COMING SOON! chanelbookinginfo@gmail.com

 

Shocks me because she seems so dingy on the show....