Offset Hit With New Lawsuit Over Alleged Unpaid Production Fees on “Set It Off” Track – ZIP103 FM

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Offset is being sued by producer ChaseTheMoney for $20,000 and royalties related to the song “Worth It” from his album “Set It Off”.

Summary

Rapper Offset is currently embroiled in a legal dispute with producer ChaseTheMoney, who alleges $20,000 in unpaid production fees and royalties for the track “Worth It” featured on Offset’s album, “Set It Off.” Offset counters that a previous agreement regarding payment was already fulfilled. This lawsuit is the latest in a string of recent challenges for the artist, including a separate suit from MotorCity Casino Hotel concerning unpaid debt and a recent shooting incident in Hollywood, Florida, which remains under investigation. The dispute centers around the terms of their original deal, with both parties now contesting the agreement in court.

(Source:Zipfm)

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