Lil'Wayne

Fearless a écrit:Lil Wayne feat. Eminem "Drop The World"
http://usershare.net/2DopeBoyz/ej6hxbd1jjsq
le couplet d'eminem

NeoJin a écrit:
Je me le suis pris et l'album défonce...
Quelqu'un connait ce docu ou sait ou on peut le chopper en intégralité ?

Monsieur a écrit:Bien sur The Carter II est meilleur que The Carter, oublié de préciser

Bangladesh, who produced "A Milli" for Lil Wayne, says he still hasn't
been paid for his work. When asked if he would be working with Weezy on
"Tha Carter IV," he said "It’s [Wayne and Baby's] responsibility to pay
[me] because all the money from album sales goes to Cash Money. I get
checks from Sony for Beyoncé, checks from different labels for different
artists, it just comes to you. You don’t have to call them, sue them
and all that junk. This is what you’re owed."

The producer continued "I don’t really give a fuck about [Wayne]. I
can’t give a fuck about somebody that don’t give a fuck about my
situation, I have kids. In the hood, people get killed for ten dollars. I
couldn’t imagine owing someone hundreds of thousands of dollars and
just walking around in front of them. I’m so confident in myself, that I
don’t need Lil Wayne. There’s gonna be so many opportunities. I can
create a Lil Wayne."

Bangladesh continued by talking about why he feels others have
parted ways with Cash Money. "This is why Mannie Fresh don’t fuck with
[Cash Money] because he never got any royalty money. That’s why Baby can
go around flaunting this cash, because that’s everyone else’s money…
It’s not even Wayne’s fault. Wayne is not getting money. He is given
money, he’s not getting money. If Baby gets a million dollars he’ll buy
Wayne a Phantom, but that’s in Cash Money’s name. That 14-bedroom
mansion isn’t Wayne shit,” he says. “That’s why he have his own company,
because he was trying to leave Cash Money and the only thing that would
keep him there was [if they] gave him his own thing. But Baby still
controls that. All those Young Money artists don’t even know that they
not getting royalty money."

It's been reported that Jim Jonsin, who produced "Lollipop," filed a
$500,000 lawsuit against Lil Wayne for non payment plus back in May of
last year, Play-N-Skillz, who produced "Got Money" (featuring T-Pain),
said they haven't been paid either.