Cyrus Langhorne
Atlanta rapper Jeezy can continue focusing on music-making after dodging a hefty $5 million lawsuit Friday (October 30) in Georgia.
According to reports, a jury pulled for Team Jeezy in a legal dispute over a man claiming responsibility for helping the “Snowman” blow up.
Jeezy was in an Atlanta courtroom on Friday for his legal battle with Ellerbee Demetrius, a man claiming to be Jeezy’s bff since ’95. Demetrius says he’s the one who helped Jeezy establish himself in the music biz, and in return he said he was owed money from at least 4 of Jeezy’s albums. (TMZ)
Earlier this week, Jeezy’s Church In These Streets album tracklisting surfaced online.
A few weeks ago, Jeezy released a documentary in support of the new album.
Complex is premiering a video documentary to build anticipation for his tour that’s making stops in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and more. The 24-minute visuals was created during his Seen It All Tour and includes an interview with him talking about life on the road. (Complex)
Barring any changes, Jeezy’s new tour will start in New York City this November.
.@Jeezy announces Church In These Streets Concert Series! Tickets available now at http://t.co/seO2jSRztM pic.twitter.com/0dF37wckpg
— Def Jam Recordings (@defjam) October 16, 2015
The guy who was suing Jeezy name is on the back of all of his 1st 4 album as executive producer, he went by the name of Kinky B
somebody asked you for that info? no disrespect if information is your hustle
Yes, that was a reported fact in Atlanta and not widely known outside of Atlanta. Kinky B was suing Jeezy saying that he cut Kinky B out of the profits of the 1st I believe four albums. This is a lawsuit in the making for at least nearly 3 years, google it
DAMN Kinky B is suing him wth happened with them 2 thats CRAZY
Kinky B was suing Jeezy, say that Jeezy didn’t pay him for the work he put into his 1st 4 albums