Drake has never recieved a royalty check and is trying to leave YM/CM Contract

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

OVOXO gonna be a resthaven for hoes

 

[William Bassington]

Drake's part of the lawsuit was filed back in April...

 

[The G.O.D II]

Meawhile

*Phone rings*


Kim K: *wipes mouth* Hello?
Pusha T: Hey Kim, Its Pusha. Is Kanye around?
Kim K: Who?
Pusha T: Its Pusha T
Kim K: Sorry, we don't want any life insurance policies.
Pusha T: No, I'm signed to Kanye's label. I'm his artist. Can you ask him if he has a realistic timetable for releasing an album from me.
Kim K: Ye, there some guy named Pusher T on the line. He says hes is signed to you but I think he wants to give you a demo or something. Anyway, he wants to know when his albums is going to be released?
Kanye:

 

[SAJ!!]

 

[franny]

industry rule #4080

 

[Long Live The Kane]

After looking over the lawyer's letter to Aspire...it's basically a long winded, formal threat to them to saying in essence "let our personal accountants look at your books to see how much exactly he's owed in royalties or we're filing for breach of contract"...and gives them 5 days from the date of that letter to do so...considering that was 4 months ago and no actual legal proceedings have been taken by drake himself, it's possible it's been already resolved...and Jas is trying to get what he feels is cut of that....or that continued to blow them off

 

[Mr. 1nighter]

YM ain't giving royalties to get around Drake having to pay prince?

 

[Tuc2DaBoot]

So folks are really gonna argue and debate with court documents as if these were created just to have something to talk about...

Why is it the folks who don't want to read and learn got the most to say about a subject they don't know about? If you just enjoy the music, enjoy it. Leave the music business matters to those who do know.

All that file says is royalty money was never paid to Drake, and now lawyers representing Drake along with Prince are now filing to demand to know where that money went. It's not hard to figure out. Almost every rapper has signed a sketchy contract before. It happens. Drake having talent doesn't exclude him from possibly missing out on money.

 

[Will Ross]

Now we know why Wayne responded to pusha

 

[Free White & 21]

if curren$y got a lambo and farrier and his indie then i'd rather take his route

 

[malbaker86]

this thread about to do numbers...

well i mean it already is but yea...

 

[STUFF]

Pusha looking like a prophet right now

 

[William Bassington]

Leave it to y'all to try to spin this into a W for Pusha...smh, dude bytched out let it go

 

[STUFF]

Pusha was right, that's all we saying.

 

[franny]

Pusha was right, that's all we saying.

Pusha T Denies 'Exodus' Is A Lil Wayne Dis - Music, Celebrity, Artist News | MTV.com

Pusha denied it was a dis, pointing out that he, like a number of other rap artists, is signed to a similar deal. "Why would that relate to Wayne or Drake?" he questioned. "I'm signed to Kanye, who's in turn signed to Roc-A-Fella."