Birdman Ordered To Share Financial Records With Lil Wayne

The latest chapter in the ongoing battle between Lil Wayne and Birdman happened early this week. Their once-close relationship—Birdman signed the younger rapper to a deal when Wayne was a pre-teen, and considered him a surrogate son—has deteriorated in recent years
. You can catch up on the backstory by looking at my timeline of events surrounding Wayne’s long-promised but still unreleased album Tha Carter V, which is caught up in legal limbo.
Early Monday morning, TMZ reported that a judge in Wayne’s lawsuit against Birdman and Cash Money ordered Baby to turn over financial records relating to $51 million in promised advance money that Wayne claims he never received. According to the outlet, Cash Money claims that their records are not thorough, an argument the judge did not give much credence to. The label has 30 days to find the records and supply them to Wayne’s team.
,. He shared several pictures of the duo in happier times.