 in damages, amending the lawsuit against 1501 after releasing what she believed to be her final album in her contract. As well as seeking monetary reimbursement for allegedly not being paid royalties, she's also hired a forensic investigator to establish why the LP was leaked early, according to amended papers obtained by Rolling Stone. Carl Crawford, founder of 1501, alleged that the 27-year-old rap megastar has not paid her share of her touring and merchandise profits with the firm. As she released her latest record earlier this month, Billboard Music Award 2022 show-s){kind=link}
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Megan Thee Stallion has been granted a restraining order against her own record label following allegations it had blocked her song from being used in the American Music Awards.
The Savage hitmaker has reportedly been granted a temporary restraining order against two record companies, with a court ruling there was ‘evidence that irreparable harm is imminent’ to the artist should they be allowed to block the use of her songs.
According to court documents seen by People, Megan was granted the order against her label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, and her distributor, 300 Entertainment.
It comes after Megan – who is nominated for favourite female hip-hop artist at this year’s AMAs – was reportedly approached by ABC to use her song, Her, during the show.