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She brought a confidence to the game that was unmatched, and musically, her legendary status isn't an argument. Don't get it twisted, she sells sex. But, she will also body you in a street cypher. That's exactly why her style works.

Lil Wayne a. Dwayne Carter : It's rather common now, but when it comes to autotune, Wayne definitely added that drip to the rap game. Along with T-Pain, Wayne used autotune as an artificial drug that seemed to serenade the ears of listeners all over the country.

The two's single "Got Money" peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot , becoming one of his dozen songs to be charted at the time. One of those songs, "Let It Rock" by Kevin Rudolf and featuring Wayne, signified the redirection the rapper was taking with his music, as his next album was heavily influenced by rock music and electrical composition.

Four Grammys richer, Wayne learned about not only his impact on rap, but in music as a whole and used the flames from his torch to light those of everyone else's. However, Wayne's frustrations will his main label Cash Money began to brew, delaying his anticipated Tha Carter V for four years. Drake a. Drizzy: "Rich off a mixtape, got rich off a mixtape," he wasn't lying. At this time, Weezy hit the jackpot with Drake because this man starting pumping out hits like a boxer.

Drake hasn't missed yet. He adds richness to a song with creamy flows and conscientious bars. Not only was he pumping out tapes, but he was enhancing songs with soon-to-be legends in "Aston Martin Music" and "Forever. Drake was a steal because he can simply make music for the turn up and turn down.

The long debate over which Drake is better -- "hard" Drake or "soft" Drake -- has recently been easier to narrow down. On his latest album, Scorpion , side A and side B catered to both. Side A was for those who prefer the harder Drake, and side B was for those who wanted "in the bag" Drake. His ability to transform music and stay relevant is unmatched, clearly. Drake is like the LeBron James of music. Tyga a.

Following the steps of Lil Wayne, Tyga became good at killing other people's beats with his Well Done mixtape series, prompting his signing to Young Money.

Aside from the tapes, though, his singles cracked the game and were considered as some of the greatest hits at that time. Former member Mack Maine took over the reigns as President and all of a sudden huge name artists started to join the team. Big names such as Tyga, Nicki Minaj, and Drake all joined the team in That same year, the team came out with a collaborative album "We Are Young Money" that really set Young Money off in a good direction.

Designed by ARC Templates. Here's a recap of all the drama. For a full profile of Cash Money's history, check out our definitive timeline. The initial roster included: U. After a few years of considerable success in New Orleans, Cash Money began looking to sign younger talent.

In , Baby signed Lil' Doogie later B. In , Juvenile and Turk would sign and join B. They were now the foundation of Cash Money, and Baby began cutting out the artists he started with.

The case remains unsolved, though rumors implicating Birdman have circulated the Internet. After the deal, Juvenile released Degreez , which went 4x platinum and still stands as Cash Money's best-selling release.

By , Cash Money was competing with the biggest labels in hip-hop. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Cash Money experienced its first case of drama in the public eye. After Project English , Juvenile's least successful record of his four with Cash Money, he announced he was leaving the label. Juvenile sought out lawyers who confirmed his suspicions of financial mismanagement. After Juvie's victory, B. Turk soon followed suit, and Lil Wayne was the only Hot Boy who remained.

Mannie Fresh , who, since joining with Cash Money, has produced every single song in the Cash Money discography, leaves the label also citing financial mismanagement. In , they reached an settlement, the terms of which were never released. He's still not happy with the money situation. As much as it's still lauded today, the album remains equally notorious for the number of lawsuits it inspired. A total of five producers on the album claimed they weren't paid any royalties, and each filed separate lawsuits against Cash Money.