Megan Thee Stallion isn’t letting anybody mess up her chance at an American Music Award — not even her own label, and a Texas judge is backing her up by giving a restraining order.
Megan submitted legal docs to get the restraining order against her label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, and her supplier 300 Entertainment. According to the docs, gotten by TMZ Hip Hop, Megan declares 1501 made “threatening and retaliatory” transfers to obstruct Megan from utilizing her own music in connection with the AMAs … which will be distributed this coming Sunday.
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Of course, Megan’s been fighting 1501 on a lot of fronts — most especially, they remain in a legal war over her agreement. As we have actually reported, Meg thinks she’s pleased the terms and ought to be a totally free representative, however 1501 insists she still owes more recordings.
She does not define what 1501 and/or 300 Entertainment supposedly stated or did to tinker the AMA broadcast on ABC — however a judge heard enough to approve the short-term restraining order. Both business are now obstructed from disrupting her music being utilized on the award program.
Megan is up for Favorite Female Hip Hop Artist, and ballot for the award ends tonight. It’s intriguing, there is a court hearing set up where the label will have an opportunity to inform their side of the story. Of course, that date is next Tuesday … 2 days after the AMAs will have aired.
Even the attorneys would need to confess … that looks like a big wild-goose chase.