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DJ Akademiks Claims Tory Lanez's Court Information Was Leaked By Roc Nation

DJ Akademiks Claims Tory Lanez’s Court Information Was Leaked By Roc Nation

DJ Akademiks decided to weigh in on Tory Lanez’s alleged shooting of Megan Thee Stallion in the feet. Before Lanez’s felony assault hearing had started in February, Akademiks tweeted out details about the case.

On February 3, Akademiks tweeted, “It was discovered in court [a] few moments ago that Tory Lanez DNA WAS NOT found on the weapon in the Meg Thee Stallion case”. He instantly erased the message, claiming that the DNA test had yielded inconclusive results.

The Outspoken Blogger’s Tweet Sparked A Flurry Of Back-and-forth.

DJ Akademiks’ single tweet sparked a series of back-and-forth interactions with Megan Thee Stallion. The prosecutors in Tory Lanez’s case brought up Ak sharing undisclosed material with the public during this week’s hearing.

On Twitter, Rolling Stone reporter Nancy Dillon stated, “Lanez’s lawyer, Shawn Holley, maintained that Lanez did not supply DJ Akademiks with any information in the case before Akademiks posted his Twitter post. He posted ‘Tory Lanez DNA was not found on the weapon in the Meg Thee Stallion case,'”

Nancy Dillon’s tweet prompted DJ Akademiks to quote her and add his own reply. “I got it from Roc Nation… *shrug*,” the controversial Off The Record podcast host simply wrote.

DJ Akademiks Makes a Strong Remark Regarding Jay-Z’s Firm

Megan Thee Stallion is a member of Jay-Roc Z’s Nation management team. Tory Lanez hinted that he was the target of a smear campaign. Some speculated that Roc Nation was attempting to tarnish Lanez by manipulating the media.

The assertion by DJ Akademik that Roc Nation leaked favorable court material for Tory Lanez contradicts claims by Lanez supporters that Roc Nation is behind the scheme to bring the Canadian rapper down. Ak’s accusation is most likely more trolling than truth-telling.

What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments section.

 

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Cardi B Wins $4M Law Claim Against Blogger

Cardi B won a $4 million law claim of character criticism against blogger Latasha “Tasha K” Kebe, the judge claimed that it was a series of repeated lies about the rapper.

 

Then Cardi B sought an order from the court against Tasha K to prohibit the case from being discussed outside the limitation set by the court, indicating that she would seek after additional lawful activity for what her group portrayed as Tasha’s “promises to keep harassing” her. 

 

The decision sent shockwaves through the industry, not only because of the large sum given, but because of the precedent, it set for bloggers to be penalized for publishing misinformation.

From that point forward, two different artists have taken steps to go with the same pattern, in light of careless web-based media posts.

  

Toward the end of February, Teyana Taylor pointed at suing a TikToker who declared that the vocalist was engaging in drug abuse because of the challenges in her marriage. Also, before long, Megan Thee Stallion chastised DJ Akademiks for a deceptive report he made about her appearance in the court with Tory Lanez, she posted a warning on her Instagram Story, “Don’t get sued trying to create a hate campaign. Be a real journalist and post FACTS.”

 

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In a Heated Twitter Exchange, Freddie Gibbs Threatened DJ Akademiks' Life image

In a Heated Twitter Exchange, Freddie Gibbs Threatened DJ Akademiks’ Life

Last week, Freddie Gibbs and DJ Akademiks reignited their feud after the rapper claimed he’d beat DJ Akademiks up.

Now, they’re going back and forth again after DJ Akademiks referred to Freddie Gibbs as a phony gangster.

After that, Freddie Gibbs retaliated.

Is it just a matter of time before these beefs turn physical, or is this dispute destined to stay on the Internet?

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