Teddy Riley is suing Lady Gaga

 

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Amy Elisa Keith from CoCoaFab reported:

The King of New Jack Swing, Teddy Riley, has sued Lady Gaga for unpaid royalties and fees for the song “Teeth.”

The song was released in 2009 on Gaga’s uber successful Fame Monster album, yet Riley claims that he has yet to receive his due 25 percent of the writing fees for the song.

Riley has filed suit for $500,000 plus punitive damages.

The Fame Monster also features such Gaga hits as “Bad Romance,” “Alejandro” and “Telephone” featuring Beyoncé. The record has sold 1.56 million copies in the U.S. alone. Talk about a lot of $$$!

Riley is known for creating the New Jack Swing sound, along with producing hits for a slew of the biggest and brightest stars in music, including Michael Jackson, Usher, & Bobby Brown. And of course, Riley was also a founding member of hit R&B groups Guy and Blackstreet.

 

Black Hippy Responds To Recent XXL Cover

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If you’ve seen the cover, you will notice that the magazine had introduced the fantastic four as “Kendrick Lamar & Black Hippy”. Uh-Oh.

We recently posted an Ab-Soul interview with Montreality where he spoke on it — you can check that out here — where he wasn’t to appreciative of the notion…..above, we get a response from the remaining members in the group not name Kendrick.

UPDATE: @DizzeeRascal Blasts Radio 1 On Twitter

UPDATE: a Radio 1 “spokesperson” said; “”Radio 1 has given Dizzee huge support over the last decade, and while not every song can make the cut, we have playlisted three singles off his current album, so we were very disappointed and really surprised to read these comments.” (Source)

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From NME:

Dizzee Rascal has launched a scathing Twitter attack on BBC Radio 1.

In a series of tweets [above], the rapper criticised the station’s playlist decisions and also attacked the Live Lounge sessions.

Dizzee Rascal released his new album ‘The Fifth’ last month (September 30). As well as Williams, the album features collaborations with Jessie J, Calvin Harris, Tinie Tempah, Bun B, Trae the Truth and Angel as well as songwriters Warren Okay ‘Oak’ Felder, Andrew ‘Pop’ Wansell, Jean-Baptiste Kouame and RedOne.