Dynamic producing duo, Play-N-Skillz could be going to court to collect monies owed by Lil Wayne for production on his third single, “Got Money” off of Tha Carter III. According to Allhiphop.com, the duo only want to get paid and continue to make good music.

"We haven't gotten any compensation. We really didn't want to speak on anything like that, just because of our relationship with Pain and Wayne. We're more thankful for the opportunity to be on Tha Carter III, but business is business at the end of the day," Skillz told AllHipHop.com at Sha Money XL's One Stop Shop producers conference over this past weekend. Skillz, one half of the production hit squad, continued, "now it is coming to where we have to put our business hat on. We had the producer and the creative hat on, but now we wanna know what's going on."

"We think the legal issues will be taken care of. It might not even be on his radar. A lot of people fail to realize, the artist might not even know. I'm sure that Wayne doesn't even know or Pain doesn't even know," Skillz said. "It could be Universal Records, but somebody has to come with it. Give us our change, man...we need that. We got expensive tastes, baby. We're going to continue to work and hopefully it doesn't tarnish the relationship,” Play said. “But, if you don't handle your business, nothing you do makes sense anyway."

Wayne is currently being sued for copyright infringement relating to his songs “I Feel Like Dying” and “Mrs. Officer”, both of which feature on Tha Carter III too. He is also facing various gun and drug charges.

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