M.I Abaga has taken popular American rapper Nas to court.He is suing his American colleague because he failed to deliver a rap verse for a song. This was after M.I paid him $50,000 (N18million).
M.I and his record label Chocolate City filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court claiming Nas didn't deliver the rap verse they wanted.
Nas and Mass Appeal Records' Ronnie Goodman are accused of duping Chocolate City after they had paid the rapper $50,000 for the verse.
In 2013, Nas and Goodman signed an agreement to contribute a verse to a track from M.I. The details of the deal were that Nas was supposed to mention "M.I, Chocolate City, Nigeria, Queens, New York—NAS's hometown—, Mandela, Trayvon Martin, and the struggles of Africans and African Americans" in his verse for the song.
Nas did deliver a verse but it didn't mention any of the subject matter Chocolate City had asked for. Obviously not satisfied, C City asked Nas to re-record the verse. Strangely, three years later, it hasn’t happened despite them delivering the $50,000 payment Nas asked for.
According to documents in the lawsuit, Chocolate City is very complementary to Nas. They referred to him as "a highly respected lyricist in the music industry," hence their desire to work with him.
Unfortunately, that talent and lyricism was not evident in the verse they got.
M.I and his record label Chocolate City filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court claiming Nas didn't deliver the rap verse they wanted.
Nas and Mass Appeal Records' Ronnie Goodman are accused of duping Chocolate City after they had paid the rapper $50,000 for the verse.
In 2013, Nas and Goodman signed an agreement to contribute a verse to a track from M.I. The details of the deal were that Nas was supposed to mention "M.I, Chocolate City, Nigeria, Queens, New York—NAS's hometown—, Mandela, Trayvon Martin, and the struggles of Africans and African Americans" in his verse for the song.
Nas did deliver a verse but it didn't mention any of the subject matter Chocolate City had asked for. Obviously not satisfied, C City asked Nas to re-record the verse. Strangely, three years later, it hasn’t happened despite them delivering the $50,000 payment Nas asked for.
According to documents in the lawsuit, Chocolate City is very complementary to Nas. They referred to him as "a highly respected lyricist in the music industry," hence their desire to work with him.
Unfortunately, that talent and lyricism was not evident in the verse they got.
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