(EXCLUSIVE) Lil Wayne’s Manager Cortez Bryant: Jas Prince Owes ME 2 Million!
There’s more legal drama brewing between Lil Wayne’s manager (Cortez Bryant), Jas Prince and Drake. theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, Lil Wayne’s manager is disputing Jas Prince’s claims that he screwed him out of $2 million dollars that was rightfully his, in the nasty legal battle over Drake’s royalties.
As previously reported, Jas Prince filed a federal lawsuit against Cash Money Records. He explained that back in 2007, he discovered Drake and signed him to Aspire Music Group. Then Cash Money approached them and they wanted to sign Drake, but to do so they had to agree to pay 22% of all Drake’s advances, net profits and other advances to Jas Prince & Aspire.
Jas reportedly claims Cash Money owes him $4 million and he filed suit for breach of contract. Lil Wayne’s label fired back claiming they never had a deal with Jas and the contract was signed by Aspire, and that’s who they pay — NOT Jas Prince.
Jas filed suit against Lil Wayne’s manager Cortez Bryant, an executive of Aspire, claiming he screwed him over on the deal they signed with Cash Money to bring them Drake.


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