Lil Wayne dropped some hints at one of his recent concerts that he is now signed to Jay Z's company Roc Nation.

While performing at the Abersold Recreation Center terminal calendar week, Weezy told the crowd that he is now a member of the team, significant he is now housed at the same management company as J. Cole, Rihanna, Kanye Westward, Beyonce and more. On Sabbatum, the Young Money rapper confirmed that he is in fact now a member of Jay Z's company.

"Jay is but a good guy and he sat down and said to me friend to friend I but want to assist you," Lil Wayne told Skip Bayless in an interview on FS1's 'Undisputed.' "He is just going to assistance me in any mode he can." Of form, any deal with Roc Nation currently will probable exist management only since Weezy is still locked in a recording contract with Cash Coin Records. Lil Wayne is also still suing Birdman for $51 million in unpaid dues for his last album and royalties and his album Tha Carter V has still not seen the light of day. The New Orleans rap legend besides desire a judge to release him from his contract citing a breach of terms past Birdman.

Where does this leave other artists signed to Lil Wayne's label Young Coin? Drake and Nicki Minaj are also both still in a contract with Young Money/Greenbacks Coin and multiple sources say they will both likely get out the characterization when they fulfill their five-anthology deal. Both Drizzy and Nicky also hinted that they will support Lil Wayne and likely side with him in his dispute with Birdman. Birdman himself is also suing another one of Jay Z's company, TIDAL, for what he claims illegally streaming Lil Wayne music on the music streaming platform. Weezy is also now a co-owner at TIDAL.