"He wants us to believe that 15+ years later" — Netizens react to Pleasure P claiming he wrote Lil Wayne’s Lollipop and deserves a cut from $28M 

During a recent Instagram Live, Pleasure P claimed that he wrote the lyrics of rapper Lil Wayne's Lollipop, which also achieved diamond status two years ago. Pleasure P talked about his claim when the track began playing on the radio during his Live, adding:

"28 million dollars, I ain't get."

Claiming he wrote Wayne's 2008 track, Pleasure P stated:

"Wayne, Mac Mane, I need my f**king plaque for this song, bro. Before my first album came out, I wrote this song with Static. Just give me what I deserve bro, I wrote this. I'm a part of his biggest record. 1.3 million in the first week, and I haven't been able to celebrate that."

Pleasure P further said that the others involved in the track can do something about it but nobody cares about him anymore, as per Hot New Hip Hop on December 28, 2024. As per Baller Alert's report the same day, he also alleged that Rex Zamor got his publishing credit, as the latter is mentioned on the record.

Netizens quickly took to X to express their opinions on Pleasure P's claims against Lil Wayne, as an X user tweeted:

"And he wants us to believe that 15+ years later."

"$28M later, he remembers he wrote it? That’s like calling dibs on leftovers a decade after the meal," an X user commented.

"That song came out in 2008…you just now saying something?" another user mentioned.

"You wait 10 years to ask for money is crazy lol," a netizen stated.

"Nah guy… times may be hard, but you don’t wait 16 years to start talking about your contribution & royalties,"another said.

Additionally, internet users commented on how Pleasure P should have sued Wayne when the song was released instead of claiming credits and money for it years later.

"I feel like Pleasure P needed to sue back then… now it almost doesn’t matter," an X user tweeted.

"Just grab your paperwork and call a lawyer. The f**k on you the internet talking for? Take it to court," another user commented.

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"I told him he better kill it": Lil Wayne says he wished Kendrick Lamar for Super Bowl halftime show performance

Ever since Kendrick Lamar was announced as the headliner of the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show on September 8, 2024, several rappers, including Lil Wayne himself, have expressed disappointment over Wayne's absence, given that the 2025 Super Bowl is happening in the rapper's hometown, New Orleans.

On December 16, 2024, Lil Wayne addressed the Super Bowl situation with Kendrick Lamar on The Skip Bayless Show. Bayless mentioned that he was angry that Wayne wasn't chosen to perform on one of the biggest stages, to which the rapper replied that the reason behind the decision was over his head. He also talked about his current stance with Lamar as the headliner, mentioning:

“I’ve spoken to him, and I wish him all the best and I told him he better kill it.”

Wayne also posted an Instagram video on September 13, 2024, addressing the controversy, saying that it "broke" him and he was trying to pull himself together. Lil Wayne also thanked his fans, friends, family, and peers for supporting him, adding that he felt like he let everyone down by not getting the opportunity to perform at the 2025 Super Bowl halftime.

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During his appearance on The Skip Bayless Show, Lil Wayne also mentioned that he talked to his management team and trusted people about his feelings concerning the Super Bowl situation, saying that he wants to get to a point where he is "undeniable."