Is Lil Wayne Throwing Shots At Birdman On 'Vizine'?

Today (March 5), underwear brand Ethika drops Lil Wayne's "Vizine." The song is a teaser from their upcoming RGB 2 mixtape and finds the New Orleans rapper throwing his pop culture-laden bars over a twinkling beat. Interestingly, Weezy flips a well known Kanye lyric from "Power" to potentially shade Birdman.


"No one man should have all that power if he can't afford to pay the light expenditures raps Wayne at the starting of the track. The reference might allude to Birdman's recent financial troubles. The Money Cash records founder was slapped with a $12 million foreclosure lawsuit for a Miami Beach mansion and office building, according to the South Florida Agency Journal.


During the second verse, Weezy claims he'll perish for Young Cash and mentions that a certain somebody is losing allies — "You running out of tears and you also running out of volunteers / Young Mula bitch, I perish for the logo."


Wayne and Birdman have publicly been at odds since December 2014 any time Weezy sent out the tweet, "To all my fans, I want u to know that my album won't and hasn't been released bekuz Baby & Money Cash Rec. Decline to release it." Unfortunately, Tha Carter V is still unreleased.


Through this entire debacle, the YMCMB leader has taken numerous shots at his father figure, filed a lawsuit for $51 million, and claimed he was retiring. Recently in an interview with Rap-Up, Birdman guaranteed fans would receive Tha Carter V, although there really is no confirmation of this from Wayne himself.


"Vizine" merely marks the latest chapter of this unfortunate saga.