Verbal Agreement 



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and yet theyre still gonna pay what they owe
finna be some shyt...this is a public warning...
then....next time he in houston..he betta bring the national guard
Why the nikka running to the courts?

you knew this was coming....J Prince aint a friendly nikka for no reason. money is finna be exchanged or else Drake's days of simping Houston strippers is over.

Jr. strikes me as more of a goon than Jas...if it was him, don't think he would've took it to court loljas prince is the one who discovered drake......j prince jr is jas older brother
because drake is the least street dude in the music industry. they wanna handle things in a manner that he's accustomed to.
word, you think jas prince hangs out with nikkas like this just because?
The Legend of Drake: Where's My Sandwich? - YouTube

EXCLUSIVE: J Prince Jr. Sues Drake, Cortez Bryant and Young Moneys Management Team Over Introduction | AllHipHop.com
AllHipHop News) Houstons J Prince Jr., son of Rap-A-Lot founder and CEO J Prince, is suing Drake and his management team for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty, in what totals 10 claims against Drake and his team led by Cortez Bryant.
According to documents filed today in New York State Supreme Court, J Prince, Jr. stated that he deserves a cut of the profits earned for introducing Drake to Lil Wayne and Cortez Bryants management team, Aspire.
In the lawsuit, J Prince Jr. alleges that Bryant and Drake verbally agreed to pay J Prince Jr. a portion of the profits earned.
Prince claims that Bryant verbally agreed to, use their experience, influence, and relationships to persuade Drake into entering an exclusive recording agreement and an exclusive management agreement with the two of them and Bryant, and was to use his influence to compel Lil Wayne to sign and promote Drake to and through Lil Waynes record company YME, once Drake signed the agreements.
In addition, given J Prince, Srs relationship with Cash Money Records, the distributor of Young Money would consult with them and take the lead on their business dealings with YME and CMR.
The lawsuit also claims that on December 10, 2008, Bryant signed Drake to an exclusive management agreement with his company and defendant Robersons companies, Laurent and Three Kings, and that Bryant signed Drake to an exclusive recording agreement with his company, Aspire.
J Prince Jr. also claims that in or around April 2009, Bryant made J Prince aware of the signing and pledged to honor the original agreement.
Prince wants the court to appoint a receiver to stop Drake and team from renegotiating their contracts with Drake until they get paid the agreed upon amount. More news as details emerge.
because drake is the least street dude in the music industry. they wanna handle things in a manner that he's accustomed to.
word, you think jas prince hangs out with nikkas like this just because?
The Legend of Drake: Where's My Sandwich? - YouTube
