50 Cent might want to hold on to his dollars.
The rapper and Dr. Dre are being sued by a music producer, TMZ is reporting.
Brandon "Dirty Bird" Parrott wants Fiddy (born Curtis Jackson III) and Dre to fork over cash from their hit single, "P.I.M.P."
Parrott was told in 2003 that Dre's label, Aftermath used his track "BAMBA" in the hit song, featuring Snoop Dogg and appearing on Fiddy's debut album, "Get Rich or Die Tryin'."
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The only problem, according to a producer, is that they forgot to tell him it was Parrot's track before the final edits so he wasn't credited.
Aftermath Records later settled with Parrott for an undisclosed amount of cash.
But now it seems that Dre's producer was lying.
A music producer who works for Dr. Dre's label Aftermath Records claims the rapper owes him money for using his song on "P.I.M.P."
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TMZ said that "he's recently heard interviews where it's now clear to him it was no mistake" and that "Fiddy and Aftermath took advantage of him," so Parrott has decided to take them to court.
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50 Cent and Dr. Dre are being sued by music producer
The rapper and Dr. Dre are being sued by a music producer, TMZ is reporting.
Brandon "Dirty Bird" Parrott wants Fiddy (born Curtis Jackson III) and Dre to fork over cash from their hit single, "P.I.M.P."
Parrott was told in 2003 that Dre's label, Aftermath used his track "BAMBA" in the hit song, featuring Snoop Dogg and appearing on Fiddy's debut album, "Get Rich or Die Tryin'."
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50 Cent is editor for the day at New York Daily News
(SUSAN WATTS/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
The only problem, according to a producer, is that they forgot to tell him it was Parrot's track before the final edits so he wasn't credited.
Aftermath Records later settled with Parrott for an undisclosed amount of cash.
But now it seems that Dre's producer was lying.
A music producer who works for Dr. Dre's label Aftermath Records claims the rapper owes him money for using his song on "P.I.M.P."
(KEVIN WINTER/GETTY IMAGES FOR COACHELLA)
TMZ said that "he's recently heard interviews where it's now clear to him it was no mistake" and that "Fiddy and Aftermath took advantage of him," so Parrott has decided to take them to court.
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Last July, the rapper filed for bankruptcy — around the same time a Manhattan jury had awarded Lastonia Leviston $7 million after he released a sex tape of her without consent.
50 Cent and Dr. Dre are being sued by music producer
