In the midst of all the issues with her label, Megan Thee Stallion would mention that she was trying to drop music. Some anticipated the release being a new single or even possibly be in the future. Instead, it’s an entire body of work.

With a restraining order in place, Megan Thee Stallion is ready to drop her debut album Suga on Friday. The project is powered by the single “B.I.T.C.H.” and will be nine tracks in length. The album has two features in Kehlani and Gunna.

Of course, the underlying story to the album release is the legal battle and accusations of mismanagement of proceeds between Megan Thee Stallion and 1501 Certified Entertainment headed by Carl Crawford.

After days of accusation and chatter that followed, Crawford spoke to Billboard and stated the accusations laid by Thee Stallion were false.

“They want to make it look like I’m greedy? No, they’re trying to keep me out of everything. She keeps saying, ‘Them n—as over there negotiated my contract.’ Them n—as are sitting right next to her. T. Farris is the one. Her mom did the contract. I’m new to the business. I let this guy T. Farris run my whole business, because I knew absolutely nothing about it. Zero. So he wrote your contract up. I didn’t do it.

They want to make a big deal about it. We signed a deal. Honor your contract and let’s just keep doing business how we been doing and everything is fine. Nobody is trying to rob you.”

Ready to hear Suga?

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