Interestingly enough, the drama stems from Druski’s Coulda Been Records venture, which very much resembles Birdman’s Cash Money Records logo. Birdman ain’t like that sh*t and let Druski know ...

The footage reveals Birdman and his associates confronting Druski in a stairwell ... sternly advising him to step back from the logo resemblance.

The logo for Druski’s company curiously looks like the one used by Birdman’s Cash Money Records imprint and it appeared that the chat was about to go left. At one point, Birdman tells Druski ...

It looks like the “Coulda Been Records” chain Birdman proudly displayed on social media was actually snatched from Druski during a violent altercation. TMZ obtained surveillance video of the ...

In recent months, Birdman and Druski have gone back and forth after the social media comedian posted a skit that purportedly mimicked Cash Money Records. In the skit, Druski portrayed the owner of ...

Birdman began trending on Twitter after pressing Druski over his ‘Coulda Been Records’ spoof label accusing him of ripping off CMB. Viewers of Druski’s ‘Coulda Been Records’ Instagram ...

Birdman finally took matters into his own hands and ran up on Druski in Los Angeles on Friday while also taking his chain, according to TMZ. The outlet released the footage showing the Cash ...

Birdman and Druski hopped on an Instagram Live session together, and the ensuing conversation took a bit of a left turn. Off the jump, Druski seems a bit nervous when he asks Stunna ...

On Saturday (Nov. 11), TMZ reported that Birdman and his crew paid a visit to Druski and his squad at a recording studio in Los Angeles. In the video, which can be seen below, Birdman and his crew ...