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With such blatantly vulgar and homosexually charged lyrics, an industry power-move such as his YMCMB signing is shocking as well as groundbreaking. When asked for a comment, Young Money capo Lil’ Wayne stated, “Good music is good music. Gay, straight, black, white, blue, or purple. Good music is just good music. Have you ever been in the club when that joint came on? Niggas go crazy when that drop. I had to make him YMCMB.”
Asked for his thoughts on the signing, Cash Money headman Birdman stated, “I support everything my young’n do. Young’n brought Red into the boardroom, we met behind closed doors, we spoke like men, we handled business like bosses. We ended up making him a offer he couldn’t refuse. It’s YMCMB forever, ya dig? We support Red movement and what he tryna accomplish. We definitely support the movement. Throw that boy p***y.”
Requests for a statement from Fly Young Red were declined.
Fly Young Red did speak about the controversial song in a recent interview with Huffington Post, saying:
“I decided to make this video for lots of reasons. When I go to gay clubs and I look around I see a lot of gay guys dancing to songs that are made by straight rappers talking about females… I think females are beautiful I but I don’t find them sexually attractive. I like gay guys, so I made a song for gay guys to enjoy and dance to. I made it to play at gay clubs. I never wanted this song on the radio at all — I’m not trying to push a gay agenda on the African American race or turn young black youth gay. This music is not for either of them. All I wanted to do was make a song for the gay people that like hip hop to dance to. That’s it.”
Lil Wayne and Drake Brawl Backstage After Atlanta Concert
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Last year, Drake cut all ties with Cash Money and began to work on his own label (OVO Sound) and his own projects. Drake appeared on only one track on Young Money’s recent album “Young Money: Rise of an Empire.” Aside from a small number of vocals from Birdman, no Cash Money artist appeared on Drake’s latest album “Nothing Was The Same.”
In November of 2013, Nicki Minaj, who was unhappy about not appearing on Drake’s album, spoke about his hiatus from Cash Money and stated she would never shut them out the way he has.”No, I’m Young Money ’til the death of me,” Nicki revealed. “Drake can do what Drake do but Nicki Minaj is a whole different person. I think your team is your team. Who gives a f*** about trying to be different? I’m always going to want my team to be a part of my project, no matter what, in some way.”
During the altercation after the Drake vs. Lil Wayne concert, a source revealed Drake approached Lil Wayne in an aggressive manner to talk about his tardiness, and Wayne wanted no part of the conversation. As Wayne attempted to walk away, Drake snatched him backwards by his dreads, slamming him to the ground. Wayne got up swinging wildly, but was unable to land a blow. Security quickly moved in and separated the two.
The source stated the pair are “good” and this incident will have no affect on the tour or their business relationship. “Man them boys are good,” the source stated. “They are like brothers and stay getting into little fights. They will have a drink, smoke a blunt, and laugh this off like always.”
Given their shaky history, one can only wonder if the friendship between the Grammy Award winning rappers is beginning to fragment.
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