Count J. Prince among those fed up with Birdman holding Lil Wayne hostage. The Rap-A-Lot founder has previously announced his allegiance to Weezy and mocked the Cash Money CEO for his demanding “respek” to be put on his name. Now, in a recent interview with TMZ, Prince said he wants to help Bryan Williams reach an end to the saga between him and Wayne.

“As I’ve stated publicly a few times, we’re going to get to the bottom of that,” he shared. “We’re going to make ’em an offer they can’t refuse.”

The reporter questioned the nature of the offer, and said it sounds threatening, given Prince’s history of violence.

“It’s not that bad, but it depends on how they embrace it,” the mogul said.

Birdman also owes Prince’s son, Jas, millions of dollars after a lengthy lawsuit over the rights to Drake’s music. Prince was asked where he thought Birdman stashes all the money owed to Tunechi and Jas.

“It has to be somewhere, so wherever it’s at, we have to reach in and grab it, even if it’s in his ass,” he says.

Amidst the battle, Lil Wayne has kept his business moving as much as he can, touring and even starting a Young Money Radio station on Dash Radio.