Hot Boys rapper Turk has filed a lawsuit against the organizers of the Cash Money Millionaires’ 30th Anniversary Tour, claiming he was abruptly cut from the lineup and left unpaid.
According to legal documents filed in Broward County, Florida, Turk is suing Artists By Artists Agency LLC and Dope Shows Inc. for breach of contract, unauthorized use of his name and likeness, and other claims.
The dispute reportedly stems from Turk’s July departure from the tour. He alleges he was pressured into accepting a pay cut, but refused, insisting on the terms of his original agreement. In his suit, Turk says the deal promised him $400,000 but after being booted, he never saw the bulk of that money.
Turk claims the promoters still owe him more than $300,000 under the contract and accuses them of continuing to use his name and image to market the anniversary shows even after he was removed.
Back in June, Turk revealed his intentions to sue.
“My legal team has officially filed a Cease & Desist against Andrew Ellington, Dope Shows, and all parties involved in the recent false narratives and drama surrounding Hot Boy Turk,” he wrote at the time.
“We will not tolerate slander, defamation, or any attempts to damage my brand, name, or business relationships. This is being handled the right way — through legal channels. I stand on truth, business, and legacy. Anything else is a distraction.”