Lawsuit Alert: Troy Ave Faces Legal Battle for Unauthorized Song ‘Chuck Norris’
Hey there, Music Nation 365 fans! We’ve got some juicy news for you today about Troy Ave and a legal battle brewing over his 2016 hit song “Chuck Norris.”
It seems that the company representing the song’s producer, CITO, has filed a lawsuit against Troy Ave in federal court. In The Struggle Productions, LLC claims that Troy doesn’t have the right to profit from the track and they haven’t received any royalties despite the song’s success on platforms like Spotify.
The company signed producer CITO, who has also worked with big names like Cardi B and Lil Yachty, back in 2012. Now, they’re seeking a hefty sum from Troy Ave, including $1.8 million in damages and fees.
Meanwhile, Troy Ave is currently serving a prison sentence following a tragic incident in 2016 that resulted in the death of his bodyguard. The Brooklyn rapper, involved in a fight at a T.I. concert, was shot twice, his bodyguard was killed, and two bystanders were injured.
Despite the legal troubles, Troy Ave remains defiant, sharing a message on Instagram before turning himself in to authorities. He expressed resilience and asked for prayers and support from his fans.
It’s a turbulent time for Troy Ave, but his music and legal battles continue to make headlines. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story!
