Cash Money Boss,Birdman Sues Jay Z's Tidal For $50 Million

Cash money boss, Birdman is suing  Jay Z's music streaming service Tidal for $50 million. Cash Money Records filed the lawsuit which claims that Tidal is illegally using Lil Wayne's songs, which it says it has exclusive rights to.



 According to reports Jay Z's company is on the brink of collapse and is using Lil Wayne's music to save itself.  However, Cash Money cites various portions of its contract with Lil Wayne in the lawsuit as a counter to Tidal's claims.

 Amid the lawsuit, a man charged with shooting into Lil Wayne's tour buses on a Georgia highway called cellphones linked tp rappers Young Thug and  Birdman before and after the gunfire, according to an indictment in the case.


The attack on Lil Wayne's tour buses came a few months after he filid a federal lawsuit in New York claiming Cash Money Records owed him $8 million.



The suit, which sought $51 milion, was soon dropped by the rapper. Lil Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter , had been mentored by Birdman since starting his career as a teenager.