April 15, 2009 @ 6:44 PM EDT
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Vibe got the bombshell as Juvenile comes clean.
“I already signed the deal,” Terius “Juvenile” Grey, told Alison
Fensterstock, in March. “So for me I’m gonna definitely say it’s a go.
I already received the check.” Juve, who’s preparing his ninth solo
album, Cocky and Confident (Atlantic), later this year, went
on to add, “Wayne is going to put that out, so for me and Wayne, it’s a
go. I don’t know if the business been straightened out, but I know
B.G.’s on board and he’s willing to do it. I don’t know where Turk
stand on the business side.”
Yup, I’d like to see it happen. The Cash Money Millionaires have been very very good to me. Ha!
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