Cyrus Langhorne
Cash Money Records boss Birdman has Lil Wayne stuntin’ like his daddy again. The hip-hop veteran has shared footage of himself on-stage with Weezy F. Baby.
This past weekend, Baby hopped on Instagram with footage of Wayne at his Weezyana Fest concert shouting out his pops.
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At Wayne’s Saturday concert, Baby publicly apologized to him for their past publicized royalties legal dispute.
“To be home, f*cking with my son. I love that n*gga to death. I don’t know what y’all know but I know what I know and I know I live by what I know. I knew this day was gonna come but I didn’t know when it was gonna come. But this n*gga right here, the realest n*gga, the illest n*gga and I wanted to apologize to my n*gga worldwide to let him know that, you heard me, that n*gga put his life in my hands and I’m gonna keep it real – we’re gonna do this sh*t until the day we die. YMCMB ’til death.”
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Back in June, Cash Money’s Jacquees revealed Wayne is still on the label.
“I just talked to Stunna the other day, he told me Wayne Cash Money. He said everything good, he said ‘I’m gonna get you Wayne on a song.’ That’s what I heard. I talked to Mack [Maine] the other day. Yeah. I mean, Mack always hit me. We’ve always had a relationship since I came to Cash Money. He always gave me advice. He always told me throughout my career Wayne rocked with me. He’s with Cash Money.” (TRL)
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Days prior, a report emerged about Wayne low-key securing a major payout from Birdman.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Wayne’s attorney, Howard King, filed a notice with the court on May 23 that all sides are ready to dismiss the lawsuit. Our sources say Universal wrote a big check to settle the suit and none of the money came from Birdman. As for the amount, we’re told it is “well over $10 million.” We are told that Universal was comfortable with the massive payment because they believe they will recoup the profits from Drake and Nicki Minaj going forward — a major part of what Wayne was suing over. (The Blast)
