Lil Wayne Threatens to Sue Cash Money if Label Doesn't Release 'Tha Carter V'

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Weezy has issued an ultimatum to Cash Money, saying he'll sue the company to get out of his contract if his oft-delayed project doesn't hit the shelves soon.

December 26, 2014

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Lil Wayne's feud with Cash Money is seemingly getting worse. The rapper, who launched a Twitter rant against his longtime record label and its boss Birdman after "Tha Carter V" got pushed back again, is now reportedly planning to sue them.

Citing "sources very close to the feud," TMZ says Weezy has issued an ultimatum to Cash Money, saying he'll sue the company to get out of his contract if his oft-delayed project doesn't hit the shelves soon.

The first part of the album was already postponed several times before it's slated for earlier this month. Wayne vented his frustation on Twitter, blaming the latest delay on Birdman and the label.

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Birdman's camp has responded to Tunechi's rant. A rep for the rap mogul explained that they would still release "Tha Carter V", but there's still a bunch of behind-the-scenes work left to be done.

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