Earlier this year rapper Lil Wayne filed a lawsuit against Cash Money CEO Bryan 'Birdman' Williams claiming Birdman was withholding money and refusing to release his album 'Tha Carter V [click here if you missed that].
Now the shoe is on the other foot…
According to TMZ rapper David Banner is suing Lil Wayne claiming he signed a contract with Young Money in 2008 but has never seen a dime in royalties for his work.
David claims Young Money told him back in 2012 he was owed $138,787.19 for his two songs on Tha Carter III, 'La La' and 'Pussy Monster' but since then he can't get in touch with anybody from the label and now has no idea how much he's actually owed to this point.
Banner also claims Weezy did the same thing to him in 2009 with "Streets is Watching" and that he's owed well over $15k for that track.
