Monday, February 9, 2015

Tyga Casts Drake's Ex As His Music Video Co-Star

The pissing contest between Drake and Tyga continues today with yet another not-so-subtle shot from the latter. As reported by TMZ, Tyga has cast Drake's ex-chick Dollicia Bryan as his co-star in the upcoming "Make It Work" video. Additionally, a photo has surfaced of him grabbing a handful of Bryan's ass.

"Make It Work," which fires lyrical shots at Drizzy as well ("Nigga never was my homey; all these bitches know you corny, nigga"), will either appear on Tyga's upcoming The Gold Album or on the third installment in the Black Thoughts series. You can hear the full track right here.
Drake has been flirting with Tyga's baby mama Blac Chyna on social media for a few weeks now. Stay tuned as we continue to cover the back-and-forth as it inevitably escalates to even more ridiculous levels.

Lil Wayne has filed a lawsuit against Birdman's Cash Money label, and he's seeking $51 million from his label boss.

Lil Wayne kept to his word, and his filed a lawsuit against Birdman/Cash Money in an effort to get out of his contract. The other week when we initially reported on Weezy's plan to sue his father, it was thought that he'd sue for the sum of $8 million, plus freedom from the label. As it turns out, Wayne is seeking a bit more than just $8 million.
The lawsuit has been obtained by TMZ (duh), and it reportedly states that Birdman breached Wayne's contract by withholding tens of millions of dollars he's owed by Cash Money as a result of the delayed album Tha Carter 5. Tunechi claims that because he's not being paid what he's owed, he's allowed to walk from their contract.
He's not just seeking his freedom though, Wayne's suing Birdman to the tune of $51 million, and he is asking the judge to declare him joint copyright holder of all Young Money recordings.
Apparently Lil Wayne was supposed to receive an $8 million advance when he began working on C5 in December 2013, and another $2 million after completing the album, however thus far he's received zero dollars.

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Presents Birdman YMCMB Rich Gang Flashy Lifestyle Episode 2 Memorial Day Weekend Takeov

Birdman On YMCMB's Rich Gang: Flashy Lifestyle

Monday, February 2, 2015

BIRDMAN SON GOT A MAYBACH & LAMBO FOR HIS 16BDAY + 20K FROM SOULJA BOY AND MORE

DJ Khaled - Hold You Down ft. Chris Brown, Future, Jeremih, August Alsina

The DJ-producer, 38, has a hit with "Hold You Down," the first single off his album I've Changed a Lot, due this month. He spoke to Billboard about teaming up with R&B and hip-hop heavyweights on the track and the transformations he's undergone in his own life.

What inspired you to put Future, Jeremih, Chris Brown and August Alsina on the same song?
I remembered when Quincy Jones put El DeBarge, Barry White, Al B. Sure and James Ingram on [the 1989 ballad] "Secret Garden." When I was a kid hearing that record, I was amazed. That was all the stars on one record and it sounded bigger than anything out there. So when I made "Hold You Down," I wanted to make a collaboration that has never been done before.

Why did you premiere the video for the song before releasing the track itself?
I don't give my unfinished songs to nobody, so you got to wait until I put it together. So on the set they were like, "Shit -- can you play it so I can see how you arranged it?" It was dope, and the response has been amazing.

The single is off your upcoming album, I've Changed a Lot. What does the title mean?
It's about me really changing. I remain real and who I am forever, but at the same time I'm exercising, being healthier and not making decisions [based] off emotions. Instead of me making a decision today, I might give you the answer tomorrow. Just to make the right decision.

This article first appeared in the Nov. 22 issue of Billboard.

Nicki Minaj - Only ft. Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown

Yes, yes, YES! Nicki Minaj is the sexiest femme fatale ever in her ‘Only’ music video, and Drake, Chris Brown & Lil Wayne are all under her control. Click to WATCH!