Tag: Hip Hop

Elliott Wilson Owes Producer $20K: Joe Budden Podcast

SaVon Slater is calling out Elliott Wilson over an alleged $20,000 debt he says has been hanging over him for months. Slater, a producer for The Joe Budden Podcast, claimed Wilson never paid him in full for production work on a project that also involved Roc Nation.

T.I.’s Team Encounters Security Dispute With BET, Physical Confrontation Captured on Film

T.I.'s entourage was beefing with security at the BET Awards and the heated showdown was caught on video. Check out the footage from before Sunday's award show at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Both sides fire off expletives before one man is shoved back and tempers flare as T.I. gets a front-row seat to all the action.

Takeoff’s Parents Battle Over Wrongful Death Settlement

Takeoff's parents are fighting over how to divide settlement money from a wrongful death suit. His mom claims she raised him as a single parent and provided financial support throughout his life, while his dad argues he's entitled to half the settlement despite being mostly absent. The judge has yet to rule on the dispute over venue between Texas and Georgia courts.

Mally Mall Back Behind Bars: Love & Hip Hop Star

Mally Mall has landed back in federal custody as prosecutors accuse him of new probation violations tied to alleged witness tampering and prohibited contact. The hip-hop producer is accused of having another man contact a woman before his scheduled revocation hearing, offering cash if she agreed not to attend.

Music Producer Tay Keith Dies With Legal Dispute Against Sexyy Red Still Pending

Music producer Tay Keith had yet to resolve his legal battle with Sexyy Red over royalties he claimed he was owed at the time of his death. According to court docs, Tay sued Sexyy back in March 2026, claiming he produced 13 songs for her in 2024, including Pound Town. Tay claimed Sexyy's song made millions from sales and streaming but he says he never got paid for his services.

Producer Tay Keith Dies at 29

Tay Keith, the Grammy-nominated producer best known for crafting some of hip hop's biggest hits, including Travis Scott's 2018 single "Sicko Mode," is dead. Tay was found dead Thursday in his Nashville apartment, according to Metro Nashville Police. The cause of death is unclear. Cops say foul play is NOT suspected.

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50 Cent’s Headcrack Dice Game Hits Las Vegas

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