Megan Thee Stallion Allowed To Release BTS 'Butter' Remix After Court Order

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00:00Megan Thee Stallion has been cleared to release her remix of the BTS song Butter.

00:10Plus, DaBaby received support from Rolling Loud following his homophobic remarks.

00:18Hey guys, it's Ali for Hollywood Life with your music roundup starting with Travis Scott

00:23because he gave Stormi the sweetest gift.

00:27Most celebrities don't get to experience quote-unquote normal activities such as riding a school bus.

00:33But the Astroworld star made it happen for his little girl.

00:36Travis shared on Instagram that Stormi has been raving about wanting to ride a yellow school bus for a while now

00:42and daddy finally surprised her with one to take for a spin.

00:46The photos showed Stormi standing next to the vehicle and inside the empty bus.

00:51It's really amazing what gets little kids going these days to be young.

00:55Switching gears, let's discuss DaBaby.

00:58Yesterday, the rapper released a remix of Bia's Whole Lotta Money single

01:02and called himself a canceled ass after the backlash he received for his comments about the LGBTQ community

01:08and HIV AIDS at Rolling Loud last month.

01:12Well, despite being dropped from seven different shows following this performance,

01:16Rolling Loud appears to continue to support the rapper.

01:20After DaBaby dropped his freestyle, the festival's page reposted the clip on their Instagram story with fire emojis.

01:27The rapper saw the repost as well and added it to his Instagram story with the caption,

01:32Rolling Loud said, Baby ain't going nowhere.

01:34Well, seems to be the case I guess.

01:36But alright, now onto Megan Thee Stallion and BTS because the butter remix is coming.

01:41The Savage rapper filed court documents alleging that her label, 1501 Certified Entertainment,

01:47was blocking the release of her new collab.

01:50According to Billboard, the documents claim that Megan filed this order after the 1501 CEO,

01:56Karl Crawford and his partner, Rapalot founder Jay Prince refused to back the BTS track.

02:02This isn't the first time the Houston rapper has gone after her own label.

02:06Recall back in March 2020, Megan filed a lawsuit over unfair contract terms

02:11and claimed the label prohibited her from releasing new music.

02:14Well, in this case, the judge sided with Meg and the remix with BTS is set to drop this Friday.

02:20Are you guys excited? Let us know in the comments.

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02:29Bye guys.