LIL WAYNE PLANS NEW MUSIC AMIDST LAWSUIT
MIAMI (AP) — Lil Wayne says he is “super-numb” to the situation with Cash Money Records. Lil Wayne is suing Cash Money for $51 million, alleging financial misdeeds. Lil Wayne tells Rolling Stone his album, “Tha Carter V,” is finished, or as he puts it, “Cake baked, icing on top, name on top, candles lit.” He says he can’t release it for legal reasons, so it’s “a jewel in the safe.” He’s making a new record called “The Free Weezy Album,” which he plans to release for free next month. He says if you don’t want to hear a musician being creative, don’t get this album.
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