• Mannie Fresh 'Heals' Lil Wayne & Birdman Feud

    Rapper Lil Wayne and Cash Money Records mogul Bryan "Birdman" Williams are finally back on good terms. But really - how did that all come about? Apparently, Mannie Fresh got them back together for an official Hot Boys studio reunion. And the rest is history!

  • Turk Addresses Possible Hot Boys Reunion and Album

    Following Juvenile and Manne Fresh’s announcement of a collaborative album with Lil Wayne, fans were overjoyed with the possibility of a Hot Boys reunion and album. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like that will come to fruition. Turk, a former member of the New Orleans rap group, addressed the recent news with little enthusiasm.

  • Turk, Founding Member of Hot Boys, Settles $1.3 Million Lawsuit With Cash Money

    Over the last year, Cash Money Records has been in dire financial straits, which has been ever apparent in the frustrations voiced by its artists, especially its marquee artist Lil Wayne. In an attempt for former Hot Boys rapper Young Turk to get payment in full for royalties due, he sued Cash Money records for $1.3 million back in February and has now settled the lawsuit.

  • Lil Wayne Talks Cash Money Records, Birdman, Hot Boys Reunion

    Yesterday Lil Wayne announced that the first inaugural Lil Weezyana Fest will take place at the end of August in New Orleans where he will reunite the Nola supergroup Hot Boys, plus Cash Money Records producer Mannie Fresh. To help push the news, Weezy called into Q93 to chat with Wild Wayne and discuss the new live event and reminisce about past times with the Hot Boys and when things were good with Birdman instead of the current lawsuit.

  • Turk Files Motion of Default Against Cash Money Records in Royalty Lawsuit

    Former Hot Boys member and Cash Money label resident Turk was one of many to file a lawsuit against the New Orleans hip-hop imprint, but Bryan "Birdman" Williams and associates apparently didn't respond to the charges. Now Turk has filed a motion of default against the record label as it failed to reply within the legally required 21 days.
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