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[Lazarus]

?No Problems? has turned into a problem for Chance the Rapper, who finds himself at the center of controversy after the production duo J.U.S.T.I.C.E League called him out over a financial dispute.

Taking to Twitter, J.U.S.T.I.C.E League said that Chance owed them money for their work on ?No Problem,? a song off Coloring Book that?s become his biggest hit to date. Prior to that, they also claimed that he owed them about $5,000 for a song off Acid Rap. ?Our grievance is not about a mixtape record,? the group said via Twitter. ?It?s about ?No problems? a hit record that we own publishing and production on.?

This was the latest tweet in an ongoing stream of complaints that JL made over the weekend. During the Twitter storm, the producers called Chance a ?big evil corporation? that pulls ?charity stunts under the guise of God? and they also referenced his child support case, saying that they wouldn?t go away quietly.

?@chancetherapper ain?t gonna do us like he did his baby mama,? the group wrote. ?Ain?t no alternative arbitration. You finna take care of THIS responsibility.?

The group went on to bash Chance?s business practices, claiming that his move to ?save? SoundCloud was merely to advance an agenda. ?The thing is @chancetherapper normalized the free business model. Don?t pay (or pay minimal) for creation, post on [SoundCloud] and not pay royalties,? they wrote. ?Of course Chance wants to save the free music business model. That?s how he got on by NOT paying.?

Later, they revealed that Chance gave them an ultimatum regarding this issue. ?Just spoke with the man of God @chancetherapper,? they wrote. ?he told us to sue or pull up him for the money he owes us?False gods being exposed @chancetherapper who we pulling up on? You or your bodyguards? Or manager your manager Pat Corcoran??

Chano responded to the Twitter storm by confirming the latter conversation. ?This part is true,? he wrote. ?But the money I ?owe? you, I paid to the actual producer who is suing you currently to get out of that slave deal.?

JL fired back: ?There is no law suit in place Chance. Sitcho ass down. Obviously YOU don?t know business.?

This isn?t the first time the producers have accused Chance of financial wrongdoings. Last year, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League?s Rook told DJ Pain 1 that The Rapper owed them money for a song off Acid Rap, which was produced by a beatmaker who was signed under them. ?They really, really wanted our tag and our credit on the mixtape,? said Rook. ?And we?re like, ?OK no problem, just pay us.? It wasn?t even that much. It was maybe like five grand or something like that.? Eventually, he said the song was used without their permission and without compensation.

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I wonder how that works when your album isn't for "sale" to the public.

Surely royalties from radio spins / streams are paid out directly  by the publishing companies 

[Gilgamesh.]

He always in some drama these days..

[Freemala Harris]

Something about that guy just seems... 

[KING BENTLEY.]

He always in some drama these days..

he knows the industry and how it works and has exploited to the T
a musical politician

I can't vibe with him anymore, knowing alot of what he does is fraudulent

[Opposites Attract.]

I wonder how that works when your album isn't for "sale" to the public.

Surely royalties from radio spins / streams are paid out directly  by the publishing companies 

yeah

I'm not really understanding the outrage because surely if he did anything illegal they could sue but he said there is no case pending lolz

Slay Chance.

[KING BENTLEY.]

I wonder how that works when your album isn't for "sale" to the public.

Surely royalties from radio spins / streams are paid out directly  by the publishing companies 

yeah (lol)

I'm not really understanding(user admits to have no understanding of subject matter, will proceed reading with caution) underlying the outrage because surely if he did anything illegal they could sue but he said there is no case pending lolz (portions of user's post deemed as "rambling" will be edited out)

Slay Chance. (bingo! entire point of user's post)

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BENt

[4 fucking k]

He always in some drama these days..

I feel like this is just the beginning... maybe he should lay off being the hero of hip-hop cause his image seems fake af.

[FlowerBomb]

He always in some drama these days..

I feel like this is just the beginning... maybe he should lay off being the hero of hip-hop cause his image seems fake af.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[XXX.]

Chance is such a fraud.

And his music is terrible.  I can't wait until the dog & pony show is over.

[XXX.]

And "No Problem" is fucking TERRIBLE!

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Chance is such a fraud.

And his music is terrible.  I can't wait until the dog & pony show is over.

His music really is the pits. I only like his verse on ultra light beams.
Other than that I've never used.

[XXX.]

Chance is such a fraud.

And his music is terrible.  I can't wait until the dog & pony show is over.

His music really is the pits. I only like his verse on ultra light beams.
Other than that I've never used.

It really is!

The Coloring Book is so garbage!  He's one rapper that is a lot bigger than his music.  But usually when that smoke & mirrors clear out, so does the artist.  It's only a matter of time.

[fedswatchin]

I wonder how that works when your album isn't for "sale" to the public.

Surely royalties from radio spins / streams are paid out directly  by the publishing companies 

yeah (lol)

I'm not really understanding(user admits to have no understanding of subject matter, will proceed reading with caution) underlying the outrage because surely if he did anything illegal they could sue but he said there is no case pending lolz (portions of user's post deemed as "rambling" will be edited out)

Slay Chance. (bingo! entire point of user's post)

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