Kim Kardashian is doing what she has to do to protect herself and her family.
17.11.2022 - 19:55 / perezhilton.com
Megan Thee Stallion just showed her record label what a Savage she can be.
If you hadn’t heard, the Houston-based rapper has been wrapped up in some legal drama with her record label, 1501 Entertainment, since way back in February. At the time, she accused them of trying to keep her locked into a deal by not considering her 2021 album, Something for the Hotties, a legitimate “album.” She then demanded one million dollars in damages from the company in August, and since then, has been in a continuous battle. However, things just shaped up for her in a major way.
The 27-year-old was set to perform her massive hit Her, from her latest project, Traumazine, at the upcoming American Music Awards on Sunday, as well as allow the production to use the song for their promotional campaign. Well, until 1501 and her distributor, 300 Entertainment, attempted to block that from happening.
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The hot girl, whose real name is Megan Pete, apparently just became aware of the label’s request one week ahead of the show’s scheduled air date, leaving her lawyer Ira Friedman no other option than to hit back. In a statement acquired by People, the attorney explained:
And it seems as though this WAS enough in the court’s eye, as they granted Meg a temporary restraining order against her label and distributor, noting there was “evidence that irreparable harm is imminent to [Megan]” if they continue with attempts to prevent her from using her OWN music to help her OWN career.
This is a major win for Megan! Hopefully there will be more to come in the near future. Reactions, Perezcious readers? Let us know in the comments (below)!
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Kim Kardashian is doing what she has to do to protect herself and her family.
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The legal back and forth between Megan Thee Stallion and her label 1501 Certified Entertainment continues, with the rapper – real name Megan Pete – securing a restraining order to stop the label from interfering in her efforts to capitalise on this weekend’s American Music Awards.There has been plenty of legal wrangling between Pete and 1501 in recent years. She originally claimed that her deal with the label did not follow music industry conventions and was unfairly skewed in 1501’s favour.
Megan Thee Stallion and Big Sean have settled the song-theft lawsuit that was filed against them earlier this year in which they were accused of ripping off an earlier track on their 2020 collaboration ‘Go Crazy’.It was Detroit-based rappers Duawn Payne and Harrell James who filed the lawsuit in July, claiming that ‘Go Crazy’ lifted elements of their 2012 song ‘Krazy’.In fact, they said in their legal filing, “an average lay observer would recognise the infringing work as having been appropriated from [‘Krazy’] because of the striking similarity between the two compositions and the way in which they are performed”.They reckoned it was probably Big Sean that had been exposed to their earlier track, because he is also from Detroit. And while ‘Krazy’ never had a full release, Payne and James insisted that it was widely played in the clubs and bars of West Detroit where Big Sean was known to hang out at the time.