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"Can somebody please help buy me out this situation before I crash out?" the artist pleaded.

Monique Mayers, who formerly worked at 50 Cent's various business enterprises, filed a lawsuit against the rapper.

"As alleged, [Shiesty] produced an AK-style pistol and forced one of the victims to sign a release from the recording contract at gunpoint," a prosecutor said at a press conference on Thursday.

Had it not been for his fashion sense, Cole might have ended up on the same label as Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and The Game.

"I’m looking forward to a winning season with TDE," the South Carolina native said in a statement.

The reason behind Labrinth's remarks wasn't immediately clear.

The rapper suggests he was abandoned at Maybach Music Group despite delivering hit records.

"I just wanna drop my music dawg," Sheck previously told fans.

Despite the regret that came with the decision, the Atlanta rapper said his success "feels better" as an independent artist.

The Grammy-winning artist uses a forearm tattoo to issue a clear directive against releasing his unfinished music after death and to protect his legacy.

"F*ck them haters, double agents," Drake raps in a new 'Iceman' snippet.

Apple Music and Spotify may reign supreme in terms of sheer numbers, but iTunes and other downloads-focused platforms still have a place of their own.

The G-Unit leader talks about the differences between himself and Jay-Z when it comes to handling a new artist.

Anna's Archive, a group that claimed to have retrieved millions of songs from Spotify, is being sued by Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and Universal Music Group.

The rapper claims he has made $400,000 on the subscription-based platform.

"No disrespect to Shaq because I love him to death, but I don't think we'd be where we are today necessarily."

The singer recently dropped 'Caos,' his first album in eight years.

The rapper and producer said he won't be returning to the legendary label after refusing to sign his publishing over.