1. Sean “Diddy” Combs $700 m
2. Andre “Dr. Dre” Young $550 m
3. Shawn “Jay Z” Carter $520 m
4. Bryan “Birdman” Williams $160 m
5. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson $140 m
1. Sean “Diddy” Combs $700 m
2. Andre “Dr. Dre” Young $550 m
3. Shawn “Jay Z” Carter $520 m
4. Bryan “Birdman” Williams $160 m
5. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson $140 m
Music Mogul Birdman spent $14.5 mil in cash money for a Miami mansion the size of a Four Seasons.
The rapper — who co-founded Cash Money Records — bought the 19,000-sqaure-foot pad last month — which sits on the ultra exclusive Palm Island.
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Forbes Releases its Annual List of Hip hop’s Cash Cows for 2012. Check the list below:
Forbes Top 5 List is Below:
1. Sean “Diddy” Combs – $550 Million
2. Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter – $460 Million
3. Andre “Dr. Dre” Young – $270 Million
4. Bryan “Birdman” Williams – $125 Million
5. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson -$100 Million
Music video by Nicki Minaj performing Beez In The Trap (Explicit). © 2012 Cash Money Records/Young Money Ent./Universal Rec.
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Stunna and Khaled interrupt our regularly scheduled program to plug Birdman’s new ventures including Truk Fit and new production company.
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Southern pioneer rapper and YMCMB artist Mystikal drops an official video for his new single “Original” featuring Lil Wayne and Birdman.
Directed by Gil Green
Cash Money Records founder, Birdman was smart enough to not gamble his $5 million on the New England Pats this weekend, but he did manage to cop his YMCMB label exec’s the new the Bentley and Rolls Royce.
Russell Simmons (founder of Def Jam Records)
Hip Hop originated in New York during the 1970s, Russell Simmons (GlobalGrind.com) along with wealthy punk rocker Rick Rubin were the first pioneers of the hip hop music genre to create a record label empire; Def Jam records. Def Jam introduced the world to legendary artists such as RUN DMC, LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys in the 1980s which led to immediate success, turning Def Jam Records into the biggest record label in Hip Hop during this time period. In today’s world Russell Simmons is more interested in yoga and occupying Wall Street rather than breaking the next big artist. Therefore the door has opened for new moguls to takeover the throne and create empires for the 2012 generation. GWOP Magazine staff has put together a list of the top Hip Hop/Rap Record labels for 2012. Nas said ‘Hip Hop was dead in 2006’, well these labels are destined to prove that the music genre has only suffered a heart attack and there is no need to panic. Checkout the full list after the jump.