The long legal battle of accusations between Lil Wayne and Birdman continues as the latter is reportedly reventing Wayne's decision to sign Chanel West Coast.
In a report from TMZ, Lil Wayne talked about his effort to sign and promote young talent for his music label to stay on top of the games, but Birdman has allegedly been holding up his decisions.
Weezy stated in legal docs that he tried to set up an agreement for Chanel West Coast to be signed on his Young Money Label but it did not push through because Cash Money does not want to provide the official sign off.
Wayne's papers also claim that the report on 2013 regarding Chanel signing up with Young Money never went through. Apparently, it is not clear enough if Chanel, who is still showed on YM's website as an artist, was really brought on.
Bottomline, Wayne makes it simple: Birdman is getting in his way of doing business which causes the company a lot of money. TMZ have tried to reached out to Birdman's party for reaction but no word comments were given so far.
In line with the same argument, Hot New Hiphop tells more about Birdman's interference on Young Money's business matters. Lil Wayne exposed some more legal documents telling that he has papers claiming Drake, Tyga, and Nicki Minaj's producer were also screwed out of huge amounts of money. Wayne insists that it is Cash Money's obligation to pay the producers in the docs.
Lil Wayne and Birdman's history proves that the two really don't like each other. It seems to be that Chanel West Coast is just one of the several disputes that the opposing camps have.
Perez Hilton connected the past shooting on Lil Wayne's tour buses with the present argument. It was reported that Birdman may be involved in the murder plot against Weezy.
While many believe that there will be more fights to come between the two, others think that Lil Wayne might win the Chanel West Coast case with Birdman. Weezy's supporters are convinced with the legal documents that the artist presented.
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