In between tweets bringing attention to the Eric Garner chokehold protests and rallies, Lil' Wayne decided to update his fans on the status of his new album, "Tha Carter V." Basically, he revealed that his once-beloved label, Cash Money Records, is holding his music hostage. He even tweeted, "I want off this label and nothing to do with these people," but in an effort to clean it up, his manager spoke to TMZ.

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"We're good," Cortez Bryant, Wayne's manager said while walking out of a LA club on Thursday night. When asked about the latest controversy, he assured the cameraman that Wayne "will be Cash Money forever."

So, what's really going on here? Obviously, Wayne is upset. If he did not believe in his feelings, he would have deleted the tweets but as of now (Dec. 5 at 2pET), the tweets are still live. Weezy also is not the first rapper to condemn the label that also has Drake and Nicki Minaj. A few weeks ago, Tyga went on a rant of his own, tweeting that

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Time will tell if Wayne was serious about leaving or just in his feelings, at the moment.

Baby was reportedly spotted at his daughter Reginae's 16th birthday party, so if things are bad, they are still cordial enough to get along for their close families.

Also, fans have started a petition to get Cash Money to release his album, online.

What do you think of all of this? Do you think Wayne will ever leave YMCMB? Let us know in the comments, below.

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