Nicki Minaj Referees Lil Wayne & Birdman Beef: “Wayne & Baby Love Each Other”

Young Money's Nicki Minaj has stepped forward to speak out on the publicized feud between Lil Wayne and Cash Money boss Birdman.

Despite the media’s perception, Minaj said Wayne and Baby have an everlasting love for one another.

“When you’re at the top, there’s only one place to aim at. Love conquers all. I do know that, no matter what, we’re a family. We’re not always the bestest friends, but we love each other underneath it all. I know Wayne and Baby love each other. And I know they’re going to resolve anything that needs to be resolved.” (“Whoolywood Shuffle”)

Check out Nicki Minaj’s interview right here…

Weekend reports claimed Birdman had no intention of letting Weezy F. Baby out of his Cash Money contract.

Birdman is unmoved and vows to duke it out in court if necessary, because a contract is a contract. As for the delay in dropping the album, we’re told Birdman says there’s lots of administrative work that goes into releasing a record, and Weezy is just a rapper, not a businessman, so what does he know? Birdman still intends to release the album, but on his time, not Weezy’s. (TMZ)

Recently, ex-Cash Money artist Turk said Wayne was largely responsible for helping Cash Money turn into a powerhouse.

“It shouldn’t be no problem if a person want to branch out if that’s what he want to do. I don’t think it should be no problem. We came in the game together. We put in a lot of work with Cash Money. Wayne has held Cash Money up. Even when we left. My hat goes off to him, man. He held it down. He put in his grind…Sometimes things come to an end. We’ll just have to see how it gon’ all play out.” (VLAD TV)

Footage of Wayne claiming his days at the iconic label were ending sprouted online a few days ago.

Lil Wayne finally spoke out in public about his battle with Cash Money Records over his new album … and told concertgoers his days at the label are numbered. It all went down at Vice’s 20th anniversary party, and when Weezy hit the stage he went off about the delayed release of “The Carter V” … calling it a “f**ked up situation.” 10:45 AM PT — Wayne’s manager, Cortez Bryant, now tells us he was just being “sarcastic” when he told us “everything is fine” between Weezy and Cash Money. (TMZ)