The official blog for singer, writer, director and human rights advocate Aisha and her affiliated web sites.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Rapper Birdman Threatens The Staff Of The Breakfast Show
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Lil Wayne Has $30,000,000 In Art, A $10,000,000 Home And 6,000,000 In Jewelry But Refuses To Pay Young Money Artists, Producers And Companies He Owes Money
Young Money Records owner, Lil Wayne, recently lost a debt related case in court, regarding the leasing and customization of a private jet, to the tune of $1,000,000. Wayne took possession of the jet and made no payments for an entire year to aircraft company Signature Group sued and won a $1,800,000 judgment. To make matters worse, Wayne didn't even pay the attorney who represented him in the case, who is owed $200,000, which sent the judgment up to $2,000,000.
As a result of the non-payment of the debt, Wayne's house was raided by the Miami Dade Sheriff's department and items from his art collection, as well as his gold and platinum Recording Industry Association Of America sales plaques, were seized by police. Wayne must now pay $2,000,000 for the return of the seized items.
TMZ mentioned that Wayne's art collection is worth $30,000,000. It is rather disgraceful considering he has grossly shortchanged and in many instances not paid so many people in the entertainment industry what they are owed. Wayne and his Cash Money boss Brian "Baby" Williams have ripped off Young Money artists like Drake and Nicki Minaj. They have also refused to pay songwriters and producers such as David Banner, for songs they produced for the company that grossed millions of dollars. Wayne, Young Money and Cash Money are also the subject of many copyright infringement lawsuits by music industry legends, as well as newer talent.
Wayne's entire art collection needs to be seized and sold to pay off his debts and to repay those he has defrauded in the entertainment industry. Wayne is stealing and defrauding people for undue financial gain. That type of money will do a person no good in life. God does not bless that type of conduct. It always comes with sorrow ("The blessing of the Lord makes a person rich and He adds no sorrow" Proverbs 10:22). Dirty money always comes at a high price.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Lil Wayne's Mansion In Miami Raided By Police Who Seize His Assets
The $10,000,000 Miami mansion owned by Young Money rapper and drug addict, Lil Wayne, real name Dwayne Carter, was just raided by police. The authorities are in the process of seizing everything they can in the house, to satisfy a $2,000,000 court judgment against the rapper, resulting from a lawsuit brought by private jet company Signature Group in Miami. Lil Wayne leased a jet from the company he instructed them to customize to his specifications, but then failed to make any payments for over a year. This resulted in a lawsuit Wayne lost. Wayne has also failed to pay his layer $200,000 in legal fees for representing him in the case he lost.
Police deputies arrived at the property on La Gorce island, but were denied entry by Wayne's security guard. The police utilized the court order in their possession to raid the mansion and seize Wayne's assets which will be given to Signature Group to help satisfy the court judgment. The company will likely hold an auction to liquidate the seized assets, while select items will be sold to private companies who specializes in such purchases.
Lil Wayne could have filed bankruptcy, which would have granted him protection for at least 6-months and given him the ability to rearrange his debts and repay creditors under a plan. Some debts could have also been wiped out. However, he was too busy partying at a strip club in Los Angeles and Miami sheriffs raided his property.
Lil Wayne, a prodigious copyright thief, also owes the city of Miami over $200,000 in unpaid taxes, as previously reported on the site. The city is allowed to foreclosure on the home after 2-years of tax non-payment. The contemporary mansion still has a mortgage on it. Wayne has been making payments on the home for the past 4-years and in that time, there has been an uptick in home prices in Miami. However, Wayne did overpay for the mansion when it was purchased. Therefore, there may not be much equity in it.
At the end of the day, Wayne was living a lifestyle he is not financially entitled to in any measure. Wayne is a prodigious copyright thief, who has been sued by veteran musicians, as well as newer songwriters and producers, for willfully stealing their copyrighted work, for undue financial gain. Wayne is also not paying his Young Money artists their correct royalties. They have sold millions of singles and albums and have not been paid even 20% of what they are owed under existing contracts. Their artists are struggling to buy homes and cars, opting to lease to keep up appearances.
Young Money's parent company, Cash Money, is even worse, ripping off artists, songwriters, producers and musicians, to the tune of millions, to allow its owner Brian Williams ("Birdman") to live in absolute luxury. Any way you slice it, this type of unethical behavior from Young Money and Cash Money constitutes copyright infringement (thefts of copyrights), fraud and grand theft larceny. Once again, Hollywood is an industry of thieves. If Congress properly regulated Hollywood, these disgraceful financial crimes would not be happening and damaging so many people.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Drake's Team Call Jay Z A Liar For Blaming Apple Music And A $20,000,000 Lawsuit For Not Being Able To Stream Concert Performance On Failed Tidal
Toronto rapper, Drake, real name Aubry Graham, has slammed rival Jay Z as a liar for falsely accusing Apple Music of blocking his failed company Tidal from streaming a concert performance. Jay Z, peeved at the failure of his music streaming company Tidal and the launch of rival Apple Music streaming, which has finished it off, went online referring to the company as "Big Brother."
Jay Z's Tidal tried to cause problems in public view, stating on their website regarding Drake, who is the face of Apple Music streaming, "Apple is interfering with artistry and will not allow this artist to stream. Sorry for Big Brother's inconvenience. We will be back after the performance." Jay Z was trying to turn the public against Drake and Apple Music, but it failed, much like his company Tidal.
Drake's manager came forward and stated he is the one that blocked the streaming as a business decision and Jay Z is lying about Apple and the $20,000,000 lawsuit. Drake's manager, "Apple doesn't have the power to stop us from being part of a live stream. The decision to not have Drake participate in the Tidal stream has nothing to do with Apple or Drake's deal. Point blank, 100%. I made a business decision."
He is correct. Jay Z is a sniveling thief, fraud and liar, who is constantly being sued for theft and financial fraud (Jay Z Slammed For Copyright Infringement In Stealing And Desecrating The Music Of Egyptian Music Legend For His Song ‘Big Pimpin’ and Jay Z And Court Judge Slammed In Trademark Infringement Case For Inappropriate Conduct That Has Become Common In Corrupted Hollywood Lawsuits).
Jay Z sought to circumvent Drake's $19,000,000 deal with Apple Music streaming and was shutdown by his management. Hollywood lacks loyalty and a sense of fair play. It would have spit in Apple's face had Drake's team allowed Tidal to stream his performance on their rival service, after the company was gracious enough to pay him $19,000,000 to promote their music streaming company. That would have been bad form and poor business judgment.
Jay Z and Tidal have been sued by Cash Money Records for streaming a live performance of their artist Lil Wayne, violating the company's copyrights and exclusive artist rights. This is a pattern of misbehavior with Jay Z, who is currently in court having been sued a number of times for financial fraud and intellectual property theft.
Lazy Jay Z is always looking to steal or leech off other people's hard work and finances. Jay Z fancies himself a businessman, when he couldn't even pronounce the word "entrepreneur" in a television interview and has people writing his speeches, released statements and telling him what to say in interviews, as he simply does not have the intelligence to back up his arrogant boasts.
In actuality Jay Z is a violent, murderous, thieving criminal, blamed for killing his own brother, was also found guilty of stabbing a music executive, has beat up innocent people and sent thugs to physically attack others in the industry he insanely deems rivals. It says a lot about Hollywood that a criminal like Jay Z has been able to steal and beat his way into fame and fortune, living off money and laurels he stole from others.
Friday, August 21, 2015
Birdman Sued Again For Theft Of Royalties
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-- "You gone get tht 200k"
-- "s**t GETTIN don"
Friday, August 14, 2015
Man Arrested By Police States Birdman Is Behind The Attempted Murder Of Rapper Lil Wayne
Rapper Rich Homie Quan Ripped Off By Record Executives Sues For $2,000,000 In Royalties
As a result of the financial misconduct, Quan has filed a lawsuit against Think It's A Game Entertainment for $2,000,000, plus punitive damages. A similar problem is occurring at Cash Money Records and its subsidiary, Young Money, as all of their artists are complaining they are not being paid the royalties due to them, while CEO, Birdman, lives lavishly. Birdman has been buying mink car interiors and sneakers. I wouldn't be surprised if he had mink drawers too. As the Judiciary Report recently stated, Hollywood is an industry of thieves.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Lil Wayne And Young Money Sued By Rapper David Banner For Theft Of $150,000 In Royalties
Rapper and music producer David Banner has sued Cash Money Records imprint, Young Money, alleging non-payment of royalties. Banner revealed he produced several tracks for Lil Wayne and is owed at least $150,000 in royalties. Banner is unable to obtain an accurate accounting of royalties owed. In industry terms this means Cash Money and Young Money are engaging in creative accounting, doctoring their books, to defraud people they owe money.
Rappers Drake and Tyga, as well as a host of writers and producers are complaining they have not been paid, collectively owed millions by Cash Money and Young Money, who are thieves. Many writers and producers have also sued Cash Money and Young Money for copyright infringement in stealing their work. Professionals do not do business in this manner. You don't contract people to do work, collect millions of dollars, squander it on lavish living, then don't pay people for their labor that made you rich. It is fundamentally wrong. Real business people do not conduct their financial affairs in this manner.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Meek Mill Calls Drake A Fake (Video)
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Meek and a few other rappers are claiming Drake used Quentin's take as a reference to record his final version. For what it's worth ... Miller does have credits on several Drake tracks, including "10 Bands." Drake's remained silent about the allegation -- except for a comment to a friend on social media ... "I signed up for greatness. This comes with it." We're reaching out for Drake's response to the Miller track.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Rapper Birdman Stops Paying His Bills In Miami In A Continuing Financial Decline
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Keyshia Cole Arrested For Beating And Scratching Up A Woman Her Boyfriend Birdman Cheated With
Friday, August 8, 2014
Young Money Becoming Broke Money As Creditors Sue Lil Wayne And Company
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Rihanna, Drake And Karrueche Tran Showed Up To The Same Grammy Party In Awkward Moment
Monday, February 28, 2011
Rapper Lil Wayne Stopped And Searched By The DEA In The MIA
Lil Wayne
Rapper and part time Miami resident, Lil Wayne, real name, Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr., 28, was stopped and searched at Miami's Opa-Loca Airport by the Feds, as his private jet touched down in Florida. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) confronted the recently released rapper, who is on probation. Carter is famous for run-ins with the law, due to drugs and guns.
No substantial details were released on this recent search, but Carter was released without incident or arrest, which is not usually the case. In the past, Lil Wayne was hauled off to jail, after tour bus and hotel searches all over America, turned up various drug drugs and guns. However, that was the local police in different states. The Feds getting in his face is a whole new ball game of a more serious nature.
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Louisiana rapper, Juvenile, real name, Terius Gray, 35, was arrested this past weekend in his home state, on marijuana and speeding on a suspended license charge, which is ironic, as weed reportedly slows people down.
Juvenile was taken into custody and released when he posted bail. He is set to appear in court in April 2011 to answer the charges. Juvenile gained fame as apart of Cash Money Records, an outfit that also included rapper, Lil Wayne, who was also confronted by the authorities a few days ago.
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