So, do artists get paid for their World Star Hip Hop tracks? I’ll discuss the case of Lil Wayne, Future, Drama, and Cannon in this article. Do they get their fair share of profits? Read on to find out. Is World Star Hip Hop the right place for artists to start getting paid? And how will this impact the music business in general? Here’s a look. And don’t worry, you’re not the only one who wonders this.

Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne recently filed a lawsuit against Cash Money for allegedly defrauding him of $51 million. The lawsuit was originally filed in New York but has since been relocated to Louisiana where Cash Money is based. The suit claims substantial monies were owed to Lil Wayne, which was a breach of fiduciary duty. Lil Wayne will be prosecuted in Louisiana. If the lawsuit is successful, it will be a major win for him and his fans.

The beef between Wayne and Birdman continues to escalate, despite an earlier conciliatory agreement. Despite the deal, Wayne has continued to shout “Fuck Cash Money!” whenever he gets a chance. In the meantime, Cash Money has also cut Lil Wayne’s payments from his worldstarhiphop account. A statement issued by Worldstar Hip-Hop has been sent to Cash Money for clarification.

Future

Future has gone from a guest verse rapper to a full-fledged Hip-Hop icon. He came out of Atlanta, where some of the biggest stars in the music world were born. With his latest album, DS2, Future shows off his flashy side and controls unconventional beats. Future also stands up to artists like Pharrell and Pusha T. In a video for the album, Future raps about his girlfriend Ciara, who was arrested recently, and the celebrity drama in his hometown. Future and Drake even collaborated on a mixtape with Future.

O’Denat is reluctant to disclose the net worth of WorldStar, and he refuses to disclose how many employees the company has. The phone numbers for Worldstar LLC offices are disconnected. A sales manager at Worldstar LLC told Business Insider that the secretiveness of the site reflects the rapidly growing company. Despite this lack of transparency, WorldStarHipHop is making a name for itself among musicians and has helped popular artists like French Montana and Chief Keef get their music on the radio and in the streets.

Drama

We all want to make money, but do artists get paid from Worldstar Hip Hop? This is a question I hear a lot. In a recent article, Gaynor and Curry ask this question. In the end, they come to a conclusion that artists do get paid from the site. But how? And how do artists get the highest possible payment for their work? They discuss some of the pitfalls of this new platform.

First of all, it is not free to post a video on Worldstar Hip Hop. It costs $500 for a video, $1,250 for mixtape/DVD trailers, and $5,000 for X-rated clips. The top box for your content costs a flat fee of $2,500 a day, and if you are an established artist, there’s no charge. Instead, Worldstarhiphop offers advertisements on its site and pays its artists a fee.

Cannon

The latest controversy involving Cannon and Eminem has resurfaced. Eminem claimed that the former’s “Cancelled Invitation” video was fake and was posted to Worldstar Hip-Hop. While this claim has been widely denied, it certainly does not come as a surprise to those who follow the rapper’s career. After all, the rapper infamously apologized for his earlier offensive lyrics, but that has not stopped him from continuing his career. Nick Cannon gets paid by Worldstar Hip-Hop and Eminem has paid for the resulting publicity.

Holiday

A popular hip hop group is giving its artists paid holidays. “Worldstar” was founded by Lee “Q” O’Denat, who lives in a luxury hotel in Beverly Hills. The wait staff knows him by name and he skips breakfast in favor of juice and bottled water. The company also pays its artists for their performances and travel expenses. He has appeared on WorldStar in several cities including New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and Scottsdale.