Setlist: Migos say they were “robbed” and “cheated” out of millions

A woman has taken legal action against Migos rapper Takeoff accusing him of raping her earlier this year. Legal reps for the woman, who is not named in legal papers, have said that the civil action has been launched in part in an attempt to force the police to take the accompanying criminal case more seriously.The lawsuit says that the woman and Takeoff – real name Kirshnik Khari Ball – both attended a house party in June.

Migos rapper Takeoff has denied accusations made against him that claim he raped a woman at a house party in June.According to the New York Times, Takeoff, real name Kirshnik Khari Ball, is being sued for alleged sexual battery, assault, and emotional distress.A lawsuit was filed yesterday (August 5) in Los Angeles, alleging that the rapper sexually assaulted the woman at a house party in Los Angeles in June.The alleged victim claims that she was invited to the party by DJ Durel, who tours with

Takeoff, of the hip-hop trio Migos, sexually assaulted a woman at a party in June. The civil suit, filed under the name Jane Doe on Wednesday, claims the rapper spent some time staring at the woman before allegedly forcing himself on her in a bedroom later in the evening.According to documents obtained by ET, the woman claims she went to a party in Los Angeles on June 23 with a friend, where Takeoff, whose real name Kirshnik Khari Ball, later arrived.

Takeoff, a member of the hip-hop trio Migos, has been sued for sexual assault in the state of Calif., according to court docs obtained by multiple outlets. The civil complaint, obtained by BuzzFeed News and The New York Times, among others, alleges that the rapper -- born Kirshnik Khari Ball -- raped a woman, only identified as Jane Doe in the papers, in Los Angeles on June 23.

Takeoff is being sued by a woman who alleges he raped her at a party in Los Angeles back in June.

Migos member Takeoff is being sued by a Los Angeles woman who alleges he raped her at a house party in June.

Chris Willman Music WriterA lawsuit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles alleges that Takeoff, a rapper with the hip-hop group Migos, raped a woman at a party in June. The unnamed woman filed the suit as a Jane Doe, with her attorney saying she “fears retaliation from speaking out.”The filing to the Superior Court of California includes a summons addressed to Kirshnik Khari Ball, Takeoff’s legal name.

Also Read: Migos Rapper Offset to Host Car Series 'Skrrt With Offset' for QuibiDurel then took the woman up to his room to talk, the suit said, but the two encountered Takeoff coming down the same set of stairs, which led to an argument between Durel and Takeoff.

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Offset has personally responded to a fan who claimed on social media that Migos have “fell off” in recent times.With the wait still ongoing for the group’s next studio album — back in May, they appeared to confirm that their next project won’t continue the ‘Culture’ trilogy as previously thought — Offset harked back to the Atlanta trap trio’s breakthrough days by posting a picture on Instagram from the ‘Rich N**** Timeline’ mixtape era, which was released in 2014.Posting the image yesterday

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The boss of Quality Control Music, Pierre ‘Pee’ Thomas, has responded to the lawsuit filed this week by the flagship act of his label’s roster, Migos. The rap trio aren’t actually suing Thomas, rather their long-time lawyer Damien Granderson, though a key complaint is his alleged conflict of interest by repping both the group and the label at the same time.The legal filing made by Migos was pretty forthright.

Migos returns to the top 10 on Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart with “Need It,” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again, the rap trio ties for the most top 10s by any group with R&B greats Destiny’s Child and Dru Hill.“Need” lifts 15-10 on the chart dated July 18 with an 18% surge to 10.4 million in audience in the week ending July 12, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.The single gives rap trio Migos, comprised of Offset, Quavo and Takeoff, its 10th top 10 visit on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay,

Rap trio Migos have sued their longtime lawyer Damien Granderson who they accuse of charging excessive fees, failing to obtain written agreements, and failing to declare a conflict of interest – the latter because he also represents their label Quality Control Music“This action arises out of that timeless tale about the world famous music group who was robbed out of and cheated out of millions of dollars by those individuals who the group hired to look out for it and its members’ best

Migos are suing their lawyer Damien Granderson, who they claim “robbed and cheated [them] out of millions of dollars,” a new report states.Granderson began working with Migos in 2014, the year after the band signed a deal with label Quality Control Music.As The Hollywood Reporter state, Migos say in the lawsuit that they and their lawyers were never aware that Granderson ever worked with Quality Control.“From the commencement of his representation of Migos, Granderson plotted and schemed to

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPierre “P” Thomas, cofounder of the Atlanta powerhouse label Quality Control, has responded to Migos’ accusation that it was “cheated out of millions of dollars” by the label and its longtime attorney Damien Granderson.“It is unfortunate that the same people that we have worked hard, provided opportunities for, and championed for are now alleging that we have participated in any kind of immoral or unfair business practices or took advantage of them and their