Birdman ready to retire from rap career: "I'm done with that"

- Birdman has told Lil Wayne that he is ready to release his last project before he retires from rapping

- The Cash Money Records CEO was a guest on Weezy's Young Money Radio season Finale on Friday, 17 July

- Birdman, real name Bryan Williams, plans to drop one more album before he closes his rap chapter

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US rapper Birdman has announced that he is ready to retire from rapping. The Cash Money Records CEO revealed this during an interview with Lil Wayne on the Young Money Radio season finale on Friday, 17 July.

Birdman, born Bryan Williams, said he plans to release one last farewell project before he exits the game. The 51-year-old star expressed interest in the possibility of doing a sequel to him and Wayne's acclaimed 2006 collaborative effort titled Like Father, Like Son.

"I’m done rapping. Rapping ain't for me no more. I'm done with that. I like to make rappers. That’s what I do. I want [Like Father, Like Son 2] to be my farewell thing. I want to go out how I came in. Talking real rap."

Wayne did not hesitate and was quick to voice his approval to his mentor and friend's request. Weezy also promised to send Birdman some songs so he can add his verses to them.

"Man, come on. That was not a question. You know I can send you six joints. You ain’t got to do nothing but put your verses to them. You know how I do, man."

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According to FreshHipHopMag, Birdman has released ten albums as a solo artist and as part of a duo called Big Tymers with Mannie Fresh.

In other news, Briefly.co.za reported that US rapper Quavo from the hit group Migos has taken to social media to brag about their much-anticipated fourth studio album titled .

The star took to Twitter to put his money where his mouth is. Quavo said the Walk It Talk It hitmakers will drop the best album in 2020 and 2021.

"And we gon drop best album of 2020 and 2021, I bet another million dollars!"

Judging from Quavo's tweet, he is definitely sure that they have been cooking fire tracks in the studio. They have been working on Culture III for more than a year and a half. His tweet is also a hint that they might have been working on two albums, for 2020 and 2021.

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Source: Briefly News