An individual claims that he discovered LW’s previous possessions in a vehicle once held by Cash Money Records; Moments in Time attempted to sell the notebook on his behalf in 2019, causing a sensation.
Lil Wayne was not satisfied and wanted his work returned. Moments in Time was sent with a cease-and-desist letter by his legal team,
claiming that the company lacked the authority to distribute the song’s lyrics. They went on to say that the man who discovered the notepad was lying and just waiting for his chance to make a quick buck.
He retaliated by claiming “finders-keepers,” requesting the court to declare him the legal owner and ordering Wayne to desist from intimidating him.
Lil Wayne was found guilty because he chose not to answer, despite the significant attention surrounding the matter.
After all that debate, you may be able to own a piece of rap history if you’re flush with cash.
