Two months after he shocked the music world, the star has withdrawn accusations of an illegal “scheme” using bots and payola to pump up Lamar’s diss track - without explanation.
In this week's Legal Beat, the future of TikTok awaits a high court ruling, Megan wins a civil restraining order, Travis Scott faces a copyright case, and much more.
Park, a popular hip-hop artist in South Korea, is suing over a “malicious” campaign of YouTube videos, but he says only Google knows the user's real name.
A singer named Victory Boyd says Scott used her lyrics in his 2023 hit, but that she never granted permission and hasn't been paid.
Cardi says the gossip blogger is abusing bankruptcy law to avoid paying up. Tasha claims the superstar is trying to "sabotage" her social media career.
Singer, songwriter and actor Mary Koons claims the CEO exploited and abused her for more than seven years in a pattern of behavior that included multiple instances of rape.
On an episode of his podcast, Budden claimed he "sleptwalked somewhere [he] shouldn't have sleptwalked."
Citing the "highly sensitive" nature of the woman's accusations, the judge also turned down a motion by the rapper's attorneys to expedite a hearing to dismiss him from the case.
Southwest T and his brother Big Meech were sentenced to 30 years each in 2008.
The artist born Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez will also regain the presidency of his two companies: El Cartel Records and Los Cangris.
