Back in 2011, no one would have expected Lil Wayne and Birdman to be at odds over anything. Then, Cash Money Records was on top of the game and Lil Wayne’s Young Money was also hot. Birdman used Lil Wayne to help recruit Rick Ross and Maybach Music to the label.
While MMG didn’t land with Cash Money Records, DJ Khaled did with his label, We the Best. By 2015, everyone is gone with the exception of Lil Wayne and Young Money. As everyone knows, Lil Wayne is trying his hardest to take Young Money and leave Cash Money Records.
Lil Wayne had a great year in 2011 and he rapped the line “Liv on Sundays,” which became a phrase that lasts to this day. It began on Ace Hood’s “Hustle Hard” remix with Rick Ross and has become a way of life since. Now, Twitter has emerged with tweets from people in Liv in Miami, yesterday (a Sunday), saying Lil Wayne and Birdman got into a confrontation after he and his crew threw bottles of vodka at him during his performance.
