Key Sentence:
- The rapper Megan Thee Stallion accused his label 1501 Certified Entertainment of preventing the remake’s release and causing “irreparable damage” to his career.
Megan Thee Stallion is an artist who is not afraid to take matters into her own hands. When he’s not playing freestyle to slap his haters or train his followers in bitcoin and crypto. He’s battling his label to play his music — a remix of BTS’s “Butter,” to be exact.
According to Variety, the Megan Thee Stallion filed documents in Texas Tuesday (August 24) against his 1501.
Certified Entertainment label and its CEO, Carl Crawford, claiming to prevent him from releasing the song.
Megan’s lawyer claimed that 1501 did not sign the remix because she believed. It was “good for her career as a recording artist.” If Pete isn’t yes to release a new song this Friday featuring himself in BTS’s remix of the song “Butter,” his music career. He will suffer irreparable damage, including a devastating impact on his relationships with his fans and other recording artists.
Around the world of the music industry,” he said in the case. The irreparable damage to your desires and the suppression of your artistic expression in music cannot be offset by monetary damage.
The Texas rapper has previously taken his label to court, claiming it would prevent. Them from releasing their 2020 EP, Suga. In this case, a judge sided with the rapper in March 2020 and ordered 1501 “nothing should be done to prevent the publication. Distribution, and sale of Pete’s new record.” The new lawsuit alleges that 1501 violated that ruling.
The revision will arrive this Friday (August 27), with Megan and BTS confirming the news on social media. “You don’t even realize how excited I am,” Megan wrote on Twitter.