By Chox-Mak
Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer
There was a time when Lil Wayne was counted out, by most. He was always good to come through with a big single, from time-to-time, but when he said he was “the best rapper alive,” few believed. Even when he delivered “Go DJ,” few believed he could make hits.
Lil Wayne took a break from the game, when he reached what looked like the peak of his career. Going underground and building a massive following, through his mixtapes, he re-emerged in late 2007. He began a run that put him on top of the game.
When he introduced Young Money, many doubted Lil Wayne’s label venture and scoffed when he said they’d be bigger than him. But, when he added Drake and Nicki Minaj, it became clear he had more than just words backing his claims up. As he continues battling Birdman for $51 million, in his lawsuit, Wayne is threatening to shut Young Money down, and has hired a liquidator to begin the process.
Source: Emhotspot
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