In just over 2 weeks on October 11th, Lil Wayne will have released his “Gone ‘Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island” book through Plume (a division of Penguin Group).

A few excerpts (check them out below) from the memoir have surfaced online, courtesy of Page Six, that include Tunechi explaining some of the things he got up to while being locked up in the New York prison for 8 months back in 2010 for gun charges.

Weezy revealed he officiated a gay wedding for two of his fellow inmates, helped decorate the service with toilet paper, and toasted the happy couple with Gatorade. He also mentioned Drake came to see him to let him know he had slept with his girlfriend Tammy Torres, there were 2 female officers suspended for coming to see him, requested one of his girlfriends to visit him wearing no underwear, he watched “American Idol” to pass time, wrote a new album, and more!

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According to TMZ who have obtained the legal documents for the ongoing Lil Wayne vs. Birdman court case, Wayne wants to know how Baby has spent $70 million that they were supposed to share as partners in their record labels Cash Money and Young Money.

Tunechi is arguing that Universal Music Group gave Birdman an advanced $100 million check for a distribution deal, but Tune didn’t see much of that money. He also wants to see proof Baby has spent around $70 million on royalties, recording and marketing expenses like he says he has.

Birdman‘s team have handed Wayne‘s team over 22,000 pages of documents to read through, which is of course a big reason as to why the lawsuit is taking a long time. However, Weezy‘s camp are saying that none of the pages include details on how the $70 million was spent.

TMZ are now reporting that Mr. Carter is annoyed at Baby for letting Tyga out of his Young Money contract with no discussion. If you didn’t already know, Ty has now signed to Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music record label!

Forbes have released this year’s Hip-Hop Cash Kings list and out of 20 places, Lil Wayne appeared at #14 earning around $14 million, which is $1 million less than what he earned in the previous year.

Even though Weezy did not make the top 10 of Forbes‘ 2016 Hip-Hop Cash Kings list, 2 of his Young Money artists did as Drake came in at #4 with $38.5 million and Nicki Minaj came in at #6 with $20.5 million!

For the fourth time on the “Summer Sixteen” tour, Drake brought out his Young Money boss Lil Wayne at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California on Saturday (September 10th).

Tunechi came out performing his “Wasted” freestyle before then performing “A Milli” and “Steady Mobbin’” live, which he directed towards Cash Money Records.

Drizzy and Tune also showed their love for each other and sent more shots towards Cash Money. You can check it all out in the clip below, courtesy of Brian Z, John Cleator and Will Thomas!

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On September 4th, Drake brought out his Young Money boss Lil Wayne at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas for the third time so far on his “Summer Sixteen” tour. The previous shows Wayne came out on were Philadelphia and Miami.

Weezy came out on stage to perform his “Ride For My Niggas” aka “Sky Is The Limit” song off Da Drought 3 and I have to admit it gave me goosebumps. You can check out that live performance in a video after the jump below.

Before Tunechi left the stage, Drizzy sent some shots to Birdman and Cash Money: “And trust me when I say if you owe us something, we coming for it, we getting all that and then away we’ll be, trust me I promise you”.

Tune also mentioned that he always has a family with Rap-A-Lot Records, which you would think means he has resolved his issues with Jas Prince, as well as that it’s still “fuck Cash Money”!

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