While on “The Fat Joe Show”, J. Prince broke down the story to Fat Joe about how his son Jas Prince first discovered Drake and brought him to Lil Wayne.

J. Prince revealed his son Jas was originally on tour with Tunechi because they all had a relationship and he had told his boy to not come home broke with all that access to power. After agreeing to start a record label with Tune that was 50/50, Jas told his father he wants the first music artist they sign to be Drizzy.

The Rap-A-Lot Records CEO wasn’t feeling Drizzy Drake‘s music at first (says it was too soft), but he told Jas to take Drake back on tour with you again and make sure Weezy puts his arm around him on stage. You can check out J. Prince share the full story in a video after the jump below!

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James Prince sits down with Justin Hunte for The Company Man to promote his new book, The Art & Science Of Respect, and to react to the news of Lil Wayne leaving Cash Money Records.

The Rap-A-Lot Records CEO said it is a big success for Tunechi to be released from Cash Money and mentioned he knows exactly how Tune will celebrate as he is a workaholic.

Also during their conversation, which you can watch below, J. Prince revealed he is a Weezy fan himself and that he is glad he is now free and wishes him the best!

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In a recent interview with TMZ, James Prince revealed he is going to get to the bottom of the Lil Wayne vs. Birdman situation by making Baby an offer he can’t refuse:

“As I’ve stated publicly a few times, we’re going to get to the bottom of that. We’re going to make ’em an offer they can’t refuse. It’s not that bad, but it depends on how they embrace it.

J. Prince also mentioned that it’s a “no-brainer” he is “backing” Lil Wayne in the Birdman beef, as well as if he thinks Baby has the money to pay back his son Jas Prince (over a Drake lawsuit) and Weezy:

“It got to be somewhere, so wherever it’s at, we have to reach in and grab it, even if it’s in his ass, we got to get it up out of there.”

You can watch exactly what the Rap-A-Lot Records CEO had to say in the video below!

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On November 6th, Lil Wayne hosted an after-party for 93.7 The Beat and Bud Light’s 2016 “Beat Bash” concert at Engine Room nightclub in Houston, Texas.

Tunechi was joined at the club by Jas Prince, his father James Prince, Bun B, Mack Maine, Gudda Gudda, and others. During the show, Tune performed “I’m Me“, “No Worries“, “Rollin’“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and more songs live.

You can check out some footage of Wayne at Engine Room in Houston after the jump below. As you can see in the clips, Weezy also dissed Cash Money Records!

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Master P recently sat down with Justin Hunte from HipHopDX for a one on one interview, which you can check out below.

At the start of their conversation, P shared his thoughts on the ongoing beef between Lil Wayne and Birdman, as well as Rap-A-Lot Records CEO James Prince saying he will get involved.

The No Limit Forever Records founder also called Weezy “one of the biggest artists in the world” and revealed he has another collaboration with him that has not yet been released!

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