Super Producer Bangladesh definitely is a man about his business. Definitely one that is able to take lemons and make lemonade. In light of what happened in the past between he and Cash Money he could have easily taken those lemons and traded them in for some Hand Grenades! If you recall the 2008 A-milli- A-milli- A-milli Producer had beef with cash money because he was Not paid for the previous song that Cash Money definitely made plenty of trips to the bank off the Royalties from that Lil Wayne Smash of a record! But all has been settled.We hope In the words of Mr Bang! “Real recognizes real and it’s important that black people figure out how to get along and make things work. Check out the MTV Clip :
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“We just did some nice business together. They just bought a whole bunch of tracks, that’s about it. They gave me a song deal, basically, first song deal I ever had, so shouts out to Cash Money.â€
in case you not familiar with a Bangladesh Beat..check out Nicki Minaj …Did it on em
 Limp Bizkit is joining the ranks of Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Drake and more as the newest addition to the Cash Money family. Frontman Fred Durst recently took to Twitter to confirm reports he and the band have been signed to the record label founded by current co-CEOs Ronald “Slim” Williams and Bryan “Birdman” Williams. In a subsequent press release, Durst says Cash Money is “without a doubt” at the top of its game, adding that he was most attracted to their family atmosphere. On the label’s behalf, Birdman says they’ve always admired Limp Bizkit’s blend of rock and hip-hop and says they’re looking forward to the unique sound the band will bring to the label. 
 A new collaboration album from Lil Wayne and Cash Money founder Bryan “Birdman” Williams appears to be on the horizon. Birdman sent out a tweet last weekend that seemed to suggest they’re working on the record “Like Father, Like Son 2: Tha Last Mob.” Birdman and Wayne released their first record, “Like Father, Like Son,” back in 2006. In a previous interview with “Entertainment Weekly,” Birdman said they had hoped get their “Like Father, Like Son” sequel in stores on Father’s Day 2011. He’s since stated that they’ve already recorded a lot of songs, so they won’t have a problem putting together an album.
Well isn’t this interesting…it looks like Evelyn Lozada from the popular reality show, Basketball Wives:Miami has landed herself a book and film deal with  Cash Money Records literary division.
