Slim of 112 On Drake, Amber & Kim

Slim was one of the most recognized voices in R&B as a member of vocal group 112. The singer was asked to give his take on the recent rise of artists like Drake and 'celebutantes' like Amber Rose and Kim Kardashian. Despite the criticism of many of these personalities, Slim says people should be more compassionate and understanding towards artists and celebrities attaining their goals.

"When you have people like an Amber Rose and Kim Kardashian or whatever, I look at it like this; in this day and age, you have to grow with what's going on," Slim told SOHH. "You have people out there that are trying to touch every aspect of entertainment there is. For that right there, I can't knock them. At the end of the day, they're touching their dream. I look at it like, the sky is the limit. Go for it. You have people that probably told Drake, 'No, you can't sing 'and' rap.' I followed him through his mixtapes -- I find it very amazing that somebody from Toronto can come down and really embrace the Texas-feel of music and do a really good job at it. He mixed the style of where he's from and what he's going through, and really took it to a whole 'nother field. I can't knock it. As long as you believe in what you're doing, then the sky is the limit." .

Cash Money Signs 1st Pop Group

Cash Money Records has broadened their musical parameters with the addition of the label's first pop act. Savvy, a six member teen group hat has been featured on the TV show "The Wannabes," will officially be welcomed to Cash Money next week.

“The Wannabes,” will premiere in North America on September 5th, and next week, Birdman and Slim Williams, the founders of Cash Money Records, will host an event in Beverly Hills to announce the signing.

The group already has an international following, and will be introduced to North America via their upcoming debut album for Cash Money Records.

Nicki Minaj Storms the Charts

Nicki Minaj's hit single "Super Bass," has moved into the number three spot on Billboard magazine’s “Hot 100” singles chart, and now threatens to break a nine-year old record held by Missy Elliott's "Work It." The song was the last time a female rapper had a single peak so high on the charts.

The song continues Minaj's commercial success. In 2010, she became the first female rapper to have seven songs on the Billboard Top 200 Singles chart. She was also the first female Rap artist with an album in the top 10 for 14 consecutive weeks.

“Nicki isn't like any other female rapper,” says Ronald “Slim” Williams, co-founder of Cash Money Records. “We knew she had the goods when Lil Wayne signed her. She's not a female rapper—she's a pop star who happens to rap.”

Nelly Addresses Steroid Rumors

Rapper Nelly took to his Twitter account to address rumors that have persisted over the years that the buff St. Louis native is on 'roids. He also tackled several other rumors swirling around him. According to the rapper, he's not on steroids, his former associate 'Slim' is not his manager, and he is not facing foreclosure of any kind.

"1st if u Believe slim was my manager then this is pointless anyway! I MADE SLIM! But this is the thanx I get 4given some1 from [the] crib a shot!" he tweeted. "2nd don't nothing go in this body but fish, chicken, turkey, protein, ROZAY, ciroc remy and Budweiser!! And MIKEnIKES, LONDONandSONS!!"

"3rd I [know] some hoping that 4closure statement is tru but I'm sorry. EPIC FAIL! Anytime any1 n STL wanna match deeds or pinkslips HOLLA!#FACTS," he added.

Birdman Calls Out Soulja Boy

Despite claims from Atlanta rapper Soulja Boy that he has been courted by Birdman and Slim of Cash Money Records, Birdman has said that he has never tried to sign Soulja Boy to his label. In a very strangely-worded tweet, Birdman shot down rumors that Soulja Boy was headed to the label.

"YMCMB busine$$ real talk," Birdman tweeted. "I neva tried 2 sign n0b0dy thats already sign 2 s0meb0dy. We d0nt r0ck like [that.] I neva tried 2 sign s0ulja. But I respect tha lil h0mey wrk keep getn it$$$$"

Apparently, Birdman is way too rich to waste time spell-checking his tweets. Or even trying to make them read-able.

Dude....come on...