Megan Thee Stallion’s Label Fights Back Against Her Restraining Order
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1501 Certified Entertainment is asking for an emergency court hearing to resolve matters between them and Megan Thee Stallion.
According to TMZ, Carl Crawford just filed a motion to dissolve the temporary restraining order that Megan was awarded this week. The order means she would be able to release music as early as Friday.
According to court documents obtained by the site, Crawford says Megan’s contract notes that all disputes between her and the label will be handled in arbitration. Meg claimed the contract was very one-sided and she didn’t know any better when she first signed it.
1501 Certified adds that Meg cannot release music without their approval as it is a contractual obligation for them to be able to handle the distribution.
Crawford wants a hearing in Harris County, Texas to explain the label’s side of the story and stop Meg from dropping music. A judge has yet to rule on this.
NEW MUSIC WILL BE DROPPING 🙏🏽🔥
— HOT GIRL MEG (@theestallion) March 3, 2020
Meg recently took to Instagram Live to share why she had disappointed her fans by not releasing music. She claimed her label wouldn’t allow her to drop anything new.
Press play below to view Megan’s initial response!
Y’all get seeing black women be empowered….hate it here. #FreeMeg #FreeTheeStallion @theestallion my momma said “God closes doors to open roads”. Like you said when you ain’t do nun wrong you gone be good. Karma is a mf pic.twitter.com/EDyHfLPf0Q
— Keebs (@dancer_keebs) March 1, 2020
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