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Megan Thee Stallion Addresses Former Videographer’s Accusations Via Lawyer

Recently, Megan Thee Stallion’s lawyer issued a statement following a lawsuit filed against Meg by a former videographer, who claims that he was sexually harassed.

Meg’s lawyer said, “This is an employment claim for money—with no sexual harassment claim filed and with salacious accusations to attempt to embarrass her.”

The attorney continued, “We will deal with this in court.”

Do you believe these accusations? Why or why not?

Ne-Yo’s Baby Mama Accuses Singer Of Being ‘Junior Diddy’ On IG Live

Recently, Ne-Yo was called out by the mother of his children on Instagram Live, and she revealed that he brings strange women and drugs around their kids.

She accused him of having ‘freak-off parties’ and bringing strange women around her children.

She said, “Tell them about the freak-off Diddy Jr. You know what you did, you body slammed me on the floor.”

She continued, “Remove me. Why why? Because commotion. How did the commotion start? What did we talk about? What did I ask you.”

She added, “Everyone has asked him to stop, but he will not listen to nobody. This is what’s going on; this is the tea. While the kids are in the house, I asked him not to bring the b*****s in the house. I even came over here to help these f**king kids cause he won’t watch these kids.”

Have you ever gone on Instagram Live during an argument with your significant other? What happened? Do you regret going live?

Suge Knight Bashes Drake For Using Tupac Shakur As An A.I. Pawn

During one of Suge Knight’s podcasts, he shared how he felt upon hearing Drake’s use of Tupac’s voice through AI technology for his latest diss track, which he isn’t a fan of.

Suge said, “Drake, hey, youngsta. Young people do what young people do, it’s y’all turn.”

He continued, “But my little homie ‘Pac, he wasn’t no joke then, and he damn sure ain’t no joke now. Putting him on a song with him dissing Kendrick for everybody entertainment, that ain’t how it go.”

He added, “As far as putting him [Tupac] on a song with Snoop, who was part of his downfall, his exit, that ain’t never a good look. Pac was a king on that chessboard. He never was a pawn, so he can’t be made to be a pawn now.”

Were you upset with Drake’s use of Tupac’s voice? Why or why not?