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[h1]Lil Wayne, Cash Money Settle $20 Million 'Lollipop' Lawsuit[/h1][h2]Track's co-producer Deezle, who claimed he wasn't properly compensated, has settled for an undisclosed amount.[/h2]
By Rob Markman (@RobMarkman)
The folks at Cash Money Records just saw their pockets get a little lighter after they came to an agreement with longtime producer Darius "Deezle" Harrison. Last year, the New Orleans producer filed a court action for $20 million against Young Money Entertainment and Cash Money Records claiming he wasn't compensated for his co-production work on�Lil Wayne's #1 2008�hit single "Lollipop."�TMZ�reports�that Weezy has finally settled the case out of court.
Deezle produced "Mrs. Officer" in full and co-produced a few tracks off Tunechi's�Tha Carter III,�including the Grammy-winning "Lollipop." It was Jim Jonsin who served as the chief beatmaker on the song, and he too filed a suit in April 2010�claiming�that he wasn't paid proper royalties from the track. Jonsin has since settled his case with the label, and now, according to reports, so has Deezle, thanks to a confidential agreement.
Hitmaker Bangladesh also had issues with the powerhouse label. In 2008 he claimed he wasn't properly compensated after producing "A Milli," another stand-out single from Wayne's triple-platinum�Tha Carter III.�Bang went on to supply the beat for "6 Foot 7 Foot" for Wayne's�Tha Carter IVand claimed to MTV News that there was initially a payment issue with that track as well. In March, however,�Bangladesh was happy to report�that he and Cash Money put all of their differences behind them.
"We just did some nice business together. They just bought a whole bunch of tracks, that's about it," Bang said. "They gave me a song deal, basically, first song deal I ever had, so shouts out to Cash Money."
[h2]XXcLusive: Birdman Talks�Rich Gang�Film Starring Lil Wayne and YMCMB[/h2]
2 HRS AGO�·�TV & MOVIES�·�BY MLELINWALLA�·�226�VIEWS
Always looking to expand his empire, Baby is looking to make a serious run in Hollywood with the launch of Cash Money Films this year.
Along with a yet-to-be titled starring vehicle for Omar Epps, and which producer Tracey Edmonds will also have a hand in, hip-hop’s No. 1 Stunna has a major plan to put his entire label on the silver screen via a movie called,�Rich Gang.
“We start shooting that in the fall,
[h1]Lil Wayne, Cash Money Settle $20 Million 'Lollipop' Lawsuit[/h1][h2]Track's co-producer Deezle, who claimed he wasn't properly compensated, has settled for an undisclosed amount.[/h2]
By Rob Markman (@RobMarkman)
The folks at Cash Money Records just saw their pockets get a little lighter after they came to an agreement with longtime producer Darius "Deezle" Harrison. Last year, the New Orleans producer filed a court action for $20 million against Young Money Entertainment and Cash Money Records claiming he wasn't compensated for his co-production work on�Lil Wayne's #1 2008�hit single "Lollipop."�TMZ�reports�that Weezy has finally settled the case out of court.
Deezle produced "Mrs. Officer" in full and co-produced a few tracks off Tunechi's�Tha Carter III,�including the Grammy-winning "Lollipop." It was Jim Jonsin who served as the chief beatmaker on the song, and he too filed a suit in April 2010�claiming�that he wasn't paid proper royalties from the track. Jonsin has since settled his case with the label, and now, according to reports, so has Deezle, thanks to a confidential agreement.
Hitmaker Bangladesh also had issues with the powerhouse label. In 2008 he claimed he wasn't properly compensated after producing "A Milli," another stand-out single from Wayne's triple-platinum�Tha Carter III.�Bang went on to supply the beat for "6 Foot 7 Foot" for Wayne's�Tha Carter IVand claimed to MTV News that there was initially a payment issue with that track as well. In March, however,�Bangladesh was happy to report�that he and Cash Money put all of their differences behind them.
"We just did some nice business together. They just bought a whole bunch of tracks, that's about it," Bang said. "They gave me a song deal, basically, first song deal I ever had, so shouts out to Cash Money."
[h2]XXcLusive: Birdman Talks�Rich Gang�Film Starring Lil Wayne and YMCMB[/h2]
2 HRS AGO�·�TV & MOVIES�·�BY MLELINWALLA�·�226�VIEWS
Always looking to expand his empire, Baby is looking to make a serious run in Hollywood with the launch of Cash Money Films this year.
Along with a yet-to-be titled starring vehicle for Omar Epps, and which producer Tracey Edmonds will also have a hand in, hip-hop’s No. 1 Stunna has a major plan to put his entire label on the silver screen via a movie called,�Rich Gang.
“We start shooting that in the fall,
im not gonna give my hopes up thinking this will be a resurrection of the dedication 2 Wayne
Song was bunz its a wrap for wayne ..Son just dont got it nomore
