Did Toni Braxton Just Confirmed Her Relationship with Birdman?

Bitch You Guessed It! 

Apparently the other night legendary diva Toni Braxton performed at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, GA as a special guest. All of the Braxton’s sisters including Tamar hit the stage, but what shocked the fans the most was that Toni’s new alleged boyfriend Birdman was there as well.

The new couple stood together on stage and shared a moment and as Birdman left the stage and Toni told the crowd to “respect that man ya’ll.”

Video Credit: @_theGossipTwins

ForeverMeah says...to each its own... be careful tho Toni.

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#TheShortestInterviewEver: Birdman on the Breakfast Club

Birdman reached out to The Breakfast Club requesting to come onto the show but it appears things didn't go as well. With a small entourage of booty-goons, the Cash Money mogul arrived in the radio station visibly agitated.

Seconds before the interview was scheduled to go live, Birdman said, “All three of y’all stop playing with my name. Stop playing with my f*cking name. When my name come up, respect it. I ain’t going to say it no more.”

Charlamagne was already prepared for verbal sparring between himself and Birdman but he already set the tone of the interview before anyone asked a question. Charlamagne then questioned why Birdman even came to the show.

This must have pissed him off because Birdman fired back:

“I wanted to talk to you like a man in your face. I knew a few places you were at and I could’ve pulled up, but I didn’t think that was gangster. I wanted to look in your face like a man. It ain’t no issue. If it was an issue you would feel me.”

Charlamagne then asked, “Did you pull up on Ross that way, or Trick Daddy?”

Birdman shot back, “I’m pulling up on you, n*gga.”

And with that, Birdman asked if they were “finished” and “done.”

“I ain’t got no more talking,” he said, getting up and signaling to his entourage of booty-goons  to leave.

You watch the full 2 minute interview below:

ForeverMeah says...

“Grand opening, grand closing”

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N'awlins Rapper Dee-1 Speaks on Mixtape Banned, and Paying Off Student Loans

The New Orleans-raised rapper, Dee-1, whose real name is David Augustine, used to teach middle school in Baton Rouge. Then, in 2015 he signed a major label record contract with RCA's Inspiration imprint which eventually led into a tour.

A few months back on Sway's Universe, Dee-1 explains why his Lil Wayne-inspired Separated at Birth mixtape was banned.

I'd like to apologize to all the fans. This is a project that was needed in hip hop and i was excited to give it to you all. All i can say is that 1. this industry is truly crazy smh, 2. some bold actions have taken place behind the scenes, and 3. some people fear what the truth sounds like. Trust me, if no one threatened legal recourse, I would still drop it because I worked hard on this and i think this music would bless all who hear it, and add a much-needed perspective to hip hop. The topic of my personal safety was also brought up to be honest, but truthfully God has me covered so I was neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeever worried about that. Until further notice, the #SeparatedAtBirth mixtape has been BANNED. Unfortunately, i need for orangemixtapes.com to not post the mixtape as of now until things clear up. Sorry for the wait.

A photo posted by Dee-1 (@dee1music) on Sep 15, 2015 at 9:07am PDT

Dee goes on to say, "I’m not doing my music for him to like or dislike,” Dee-1 said at the time. “I’m doing it for the fans to see that this is someone who heavily influenced me, but I’m choosing to take a direction with my music to where I want to be a role model. Lil Wayne doesn’t seem to be concerned with being a role model through his music, through the content.”

Dee-1 addresses whether or note his safety was in jeopardy after beef sparked with Cash Money Records:

"The topic of my personal safety was also brought up to be honest, but truthfully God has me covered so I was neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeever worried about that,” Dee-1 says. "Until further notice, the#SeparatedAtBirth mixtape has been BANNED. Unfortunately, i need for orangemixtapes.com to not post the mixtape as of now until things clear up. Sorry for the wait.”

In a new music video posted to Facebook on Feb. 11, Dee-1 celebrates paying off his student loans, dancing at a toga party, celebrating in front of Tiger Stadium, rhyming Equifax and eating ramen noodles.

Since posting to social media, "Sallie Mae Back" has been viewed about a million times.

In text excerpts in the video, Dee-1 explains what inspired it: "After making the minimum payment on his loans each month (well, some months, lol) Dee-1 signed a record deal and decided to use a chunk of his money to completely finish paying Sallie Mae back."

The video opens with a school administrator rattling off documents he needs from a line of students. Then the party starts.

Sallie Mae responded to Dee-1's new track on the rapper's Facebook, commenting on his post with the video's link: "We're all in the office singing along with you! Love, love, love the hook. Congratulations on your success!"

(source)

Watch Dee-1's "Sallie Mae Back" video below.


Some may also remember that back in 2001, Dee-1 took a stab at not only Lil Wayne but at Jay-z and 50 Cent. Check out the video below:

ForeverMeah says... I always go with the underdogs. 

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So....Birdman Tried to Sign Slim Jesus to Cash Money?

Slim Jesus, (the Caucasian drill rapper from Ohio) who has openly admitted that he wasn't actually about the street life, is apparently still a hot commodity. Slim initially blew up off his song, "Drill Time," and it now appears that labels have since been calling the young rapper to try and lock down a deal. One of those labels calling was Cash Money and Birdman, and there is a video of his conversation with Slim to prove it.

The call was recorded by King Yella, who works with Slim, and included Baby selling Slim on the Cash Money Records lifestyle and how their system would best fit him as an artist. 

Earlier this month, Yella said in an interview that Slim hung up on Birdman when he called about signing him, but it's unclear if this was that same call.



It's worth noting that Birdman laughed at the idea of Lil Wayne leaving Cash Money when it was brought up, and said that he isn't going anywhere. Seeing that Slim literally lit a record contract on fire in an Instagram post last week, it doesn't seem likely that he'll be joining Cash Money anytime soon.  (source)

Fuck a label #IndependentMoney

A video posted by Slim Jesus (@theslimjesus) on Nov 23, 2015 at 7:25pm PST

ForeverMeah says... 

Birdman tired to convince him like this: 

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Young Thug Reveals Nude Cover Artwork For Carter 6 Album

The "penis smoking" rapper, Young Thug released the cover artwork of his upcoming album "Carter Six". 

VladTV reports:

The “Lifestyle” rapper shared the artwork on Instagram, featuring Young Thug nude, looking down at his man piece that has “Carter Six” scrolled over it in cursive red font. Many fans online are debating the meaning of the artwork, and questioning if there are any shots being taken at Lil Wayne.

Young Thug included April 17 on the post, leading everyone to believe that it’s his release date.

ForeverMeah says... 

Birdman got his side-chic acting like his main-chic - cause main-chic don't want him no-mo.

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Update: Lawsuit Ain't Over - Lil Wayne Moves Case from New York to New Orleans

Yesterday, I reported that  Lil Wayne dropped the $51 million lawsuit against his "Daddy" Birdman but sources now confirms it ain't over! 

Ron Sweeney, tells Rolling Stone that the $51 million lawsuit is still on. According to Sweeney, that the suit was originally filed in New York City, where the Cash Money and Universal Music Group offices are located, and was restructured and re-filed in New Orleans where Weezy first signed his Cash Money contract in ’98.

Sweeney released a statement to Rolling Stone that reads as follows:

Lil Wayne and Young Money LLC have entered into a stipulation with Cash Money the effect of which is to transfer the claims raised in the action which had been commenced in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York to the Federal and/or State Courts of Louisiana,” the rapper’s legal team added in a statement to Rolling Stone. 

“The claims previously asserted by Lil Wayne and Young Money LLC against Cash Money for substantial monies owed and breach of fiduciary duty have not been settled and will be prosecuted in Louisiana as expeditiously as possible.

Wayne first filed his lawsuit against Cash Money Records back in January on the grounds that Birdman violated his deal and owes him tens of millions of dollars for delaying the release of Tha Carter V. Reports say that Birdman owed the rapper $8 million as an advance for Tha Carter V, which he never paid. Wayne was also supposed to receive an additional $2 million upon the album’s completion. (source)

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