Megan Thee Stallion accuses her management company of not allowing them to collaborate with BTS

The latest sharing of the famous female rapper before the incident related to the boy group BTS is receiving a lot of attention from the online community.

Recently, according to an American entertainment newspaper, Megan Thee Stallion has filed legal documents in court alleging that the label is trying to prevent the release of her new music products. , especially the " Butter" remix that she featured with BTS.

Accordingly, this newspaper said that her management company 1501 Certified Entertainment banned the popular female rapper from releasing a new song with BTS, although there were many information channels before that Megan Thee Stallion would is the female artist featured in the remix version of "Butter" by BTS

Through the post stating, Megan wants the collaboration to be released, "to help expand her international fan base, thanks to BTS' huge brand." Unfortunately, Megan's record label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, allegedly blocked the release.

Further in the TMZ article, "She claimed 1501 told her they didn't believe the song's release would be a good thing for her recording career, but she said it just It's simply a cover, and deep down the company is trying to get rid of her." They even intended to force the female rapper to pay a huge amount of up to $ 100,000 if she wanted to sign and release this collaboration song.

However, according to some sources close to the female rapper, the judge has now ruled in favor of Megan and the female rapper has been allowed to release a remix of "Butter" with the popular boy group BTS during this time. next time.

"Butter" is one of the hit songs released by BTS on May 21. As the product that marks the comeback after the stormy song "Dynamite", BTS did not disappoint fans when continuing to achieve a series of new records for this comeback song. Accordingly, Butter of the cult group BTS officially became the music video with the highest premiere views in the world, as well as the music video with 30 million views, 40 million views... the fastest in YouTube history. at that time.

Not only that, this hit song also reached number one on the world's leading prestigious music chart "Billboard hot 100" within 9 weeks. In addition, "Butter" has been in the Top 10 of the "Billboard Hot 100" so far for 13 consecutive weeks, officially equaling the record with "Dynamite" for the longest remaining song in the Top 10 by a Korean artist. Country.

It is known that this is not the first time the famous female rapper has been involved in a scandal related to her management company. Earlier in March 2020, the popular female rapper said she was having some trouble with 1501 Entertainment - her official record label regarding the release of the album "Suga". Specifically, when Megan signed a management contract with Roc Nation, they paid attention to certain details about the original deal she signed with 1501 Entertainment when she was just starting out.

She frankly shared: "I was only 20 years old at that time and didn't know anything about what was written in that contract. So when I cooperated with Roc Nation, I was properly managed and I had a lawyer to vouch for me. Until they asked me, "Didn't you know this was your contract?", I replied that I didn't know." However, Megan also made it clear that she was not angry and did not initially intend to leave the record label.

However, after that, the female rapper's management company turned around and banned her from releasing a new album, leading to Megan having to create 2 hashtags to protect herself with the desire to be reviewed and corrected. reasonable contract terms.

Currently, the incident is still receiving a lot of attention from fans, most of whom are very much looking forward to the future collaboration of Megan and the popular boy group BTS with the group's hit "Butter".

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