Pleasure P Wants $28 Million from Lil Wayne: The Shocking Truth

The music battle between Pleasure P and Lil Wayne is attracting significant attention in the music industry. Pleasure P has spoken out about his involvement in co-writing the hit song “Lollipop” by Lil Wayne in 2008 and claims he has been underrated and uncompensated for his contribution, despite the song becoming one of Weezy’s biggest hits.

Lollipop: A Chart-Topping Icon That Changed Lil Wayne’s Career

“Lollipop”, one of the flagship tracks on Tha Carter III, dominated the charts, holding the number 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for nearly five consecutive weeks. The song, with vocals written by late artist Static Major (Stephen Garrett), is widely regarded as one of Lil Wayne’s iconic songs. However, according to Pleasure P, who says he co-wrote the song with Static Major, he feels he has not been properly credited or adequately compensated for his work.

Pleasure P Speaks Out About His Involvement

In a post, Pleasure P shared that he wrote “Lollipop” with Static Major before his own debut album was released. “Before my debut album came out, I wrote this song with Static,” he said. “I’m not hurting anyone, I’m not causing any trouble, I just hope the right people will hear this. I don’t want violence. My son just got out of prison, I don’t have time for that anymore. I’m 40 years old; just give me what I’m owed.” He went on to express his disappointment over not benefiting from the success of “Lollipop,” a song that helped Lil Wayne rise to mainstream stardom.

The Tragic Loss of Static Major and the Legacy of “Lollipop”

“Lollipop” not only became an iconic track but also marked Lil Wayne’s massive success. After the tragic passing of Static Major in 2008 due to medical complications, the song was seen as a tribute to him. However, like Pleasure P, Static Major did not benefit from the overwhelming success of “Lollipop.”

Pleasure P’s Fight for Compensation: The Ongoing Controversy

As Pleasure P continues to fight for what he believes he’s owed, the controversy is drawing attention not only from fans but also from industry insiders, highlighting issues surrounding credits and compensation in the music industry. The $28 million that Pleasure P is demanding remains a point of contention, and he hopes to resolve the matter.

Pleasure P’s Emotional Instagram Video: The Final Call for Justice

The entire story was shared in an emotional Instagram video, where Pleasure P expressed his frustration. “Wayne and Mack Maine, I need my plaque for this song, man,” he shared. “Jim Johnson, can you do something about this?” He continued, “No one cares about me anymore. Rex has my release, and he has his name on the record, man. And I can’t get my fair share?”