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After flaunting stacks of money in his latest video “Island On My Chain” and in real life one would think it was only a matter of time before suits would start rolling in. True to prediction, a Remy Boyz member, P-Dice, has sued Fetty over the 2015 hit “679” where Monty’s verse on the official track replaced P-Dice’s original. <\/p>\n
Fetty had initially planned to give P-Dice 16.9% of the “679” profits, but despite P-Dice appearing in the track’s video, the Remy Boy’s share was reduced to 5% after Fetty scrapped the verse all together on the album’s version, TMZ reports. P-Dice is suing his former affiliate for $7 million.<\/p>\n
This isn’t Fetty’s first time being sued. Back in September, Danish producer Lazar Lakic filed a lawsuit against the New Jersey MC for allegedly using the beat of his ubiquitous hit “Trap Queen” (which the producer initially named “Hello”) without Lakic’s consent.<\/p>\n
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