Birdman
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Birdman

Birdman, born Bryan Williams in New Orleans, co-founded Cash Money Records with his brother Ronald "Slim" Williams in the early 1990s. The label's early...

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Birdman built Cash Money and rapped with its stars.

The New Orleans mogul and artist whose solo tracks double as label showcases.

For the full picture, listen to 'Money To Blow' and 'Tapout'. They sound exactly like what they are: a boss rapping with his crew.

He's the co-founder who turned Cash Money into a Southern rap powerhouse, then stepped into the booth himself. Songs like 'Money To Blow' with Drake and Lil Wayne aren't just hits; they're documents of the empire he helped build. His voice anchors a sound that defined a generation of New Orleans hip-hop.

He started the label in the early '90s with his brother, signing Juvenile, B.G., and a teenage Lil Wayne. His own music came later, with the 2006 debut '5 Stunna' and albums like 'Priceless' in 2009, often featuring the artists from his roster.

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Birdman, born Bryan Williams in New Orleans, co-founded Cash Money Records with his brother Ronald "Slim" Williams in the early 1990s. The label's early roster included Juvenile, B.G., and a young Lil Wayne, who would become central to its sound. Birdman's own music emerged later, with his 2006 debut album "5 Stunna" featuring the single "Y.U. Mad" alongside Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne.

His solo work often features high-profile collaborations, as heard on tracks like "Money To Blow" with Drake and Lil Wayne, "Tapout" with Future, Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, and more recent songs like "STUNNAMAN" with Roddy Ricch and Lil Wayne. These recordings reflect his position within the Cash Money network, where he operates as both an artist and a label figure.

Birdman's career has included public disputes, most notably a 2015 lawsuit from Lil Wayne over unpaid royalties that was settled out of court. He has released five solo albums, including "Priceless" in 2009 and "Bigga Than Life" in 2011, while maintaining his role at Cash Money Records.

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