Megan Thee Stallion Claims 1501 Album Dispute Ruling FALSE Despite Court Records [LOOK]

One of the struggles that Megan Thee Stallion has to overcome in her music career is her pending case at a Texas court about her album dispute with her former label, 1501 Entertainment.

Apparently, Megan is suing the label for $1 million in relief after fulfilling the requirements of her highly-contested contract.

For context, 1501 Entertainment argued that Megan Thee Stallion's contract was not yet finished, despite the album "Something For The Hotties" not meeting the requirement for it to be considered an album.

Megan and his lawyers slammed the music label on these revelations, which were only put to light after a few months she released it.

"1501's new position, taken months after the album's release, is clearly a ruse in an effort to try to take further advantage of Pete, at great expense, and in bad faith," the filing reads.

Very recently, news broke out on Twitter. Fckyaya, a popular female rap blog, announced that the judge ruling the 1501 Entertainment case gave a partial summary judgment that sides with the label, saying that "Something For The Hotties" is not an album under her contract and that she owed another project to the label.

 Fckyaya pointed out that the case is still ongoing and that whoever owes many are still on the table.

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The news flew under the "Traumazine" hitmaker's radar, which she immediately debunked.

After the rapper's on-point response, the blog pointed out that her basis was an exclusively obtained court document from the Office of Harris County District Clerk Marilyn Burgess.

As stated in the filing, it was ruled that Megan has not fulfilled her "minimum recording requirement" with "Something For The Hotties."

"I have no problem removing this post if it can be explained where my error was made, or it was an errorwith the courts cause y'all know I don't want Carl winning sh-t," the blog says. "For Megan to think I would not gladly retract this story...girl...girl...girl."

Meanwhile, in the blog's previous post, they suggested that if the case actually sided with the label - she could do something out of spite.

"If I were Megan, I would drop a quick 40 min album about nothing or just talking shit about Carl Crawford because he can't dictate the album's content. All she has to do is turn in an album that satisfies her contract; it is up to him to release it," Fckyaya shared.

As Megan mentioned, the next hearing for the case is on Dec. 12, 2022.

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