Don't Label Me: Artists Beefin' With Their Record Labels

The Migos revisit their 'No Label' roots.

Migos vs. 300 Entertainment  - Migos hit up Twitter and announced that they had parted ways with Lyor Cohen's 300 Entertainment which is distributed through Atlantic Records. The Atlanta trio's debut album Yung Rich Nation debuted in July and it looks like they have already moved on after dropping their new mixtape, Back to the Bando, yesterday.They tweeted, "B2TB @LiveMixtapes out now. No business with 300ent! YRN QC independent. Big announcement coming soon." While Offset, Quavo and Takeoff get back on their independent hustle that brought them their initial success, check out more artists who battled it out with their labels. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Johnny Nunez/BET/Getty Images for BET)
Rich Homie Quan vs. Think It’s A Game Entertainment - Rich Homie Quan is going in on his record company, Think It's a Game Entertainment. According to lawsuits obtained by TMZ, they haven't paid him royalties on several of his projects. Quan wants out of his deal and is suing for $2 million. (Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Sisqo and Dru Hill vs. Kedar Entertainment Group - Not too many people knew that Sisqo dropped a comeback album in February called Last Dragon, and he’s putting the blame on his record label, the Kedar Entertainment Group. According to TMZ, Sisqo signed a deal with record executive Kedar Massenburg’s company back in 2009 for a two album deal and a group album with his Dru Hill brothers for two projects as well.Sisqo and his boys are suing the label to get out of their contracts, claiming the label defaulted and failed to spend $300 thousand on their marketing budgets as promised. The group's InDRUpendence Day was also released in 2010 below the radar, which prompted them to also seek a million dollars each in the lawsuit. (Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)/content/dam/betcom/images/2014/11-2014/Shows/106-Park-11-11-11-20/111214-shows-106-park-Bobby-Shmurda.jpg

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Migos vs. 300 Entertainment  - Migos hit up Twitter and announced that they had parted ways with Lyor Cohen's 300 Entertainment which is distributed through Atlantic Records. The Atlanta trio's debut album Yung Rich Nation debuted in July and it looks like they have already moved on after dropping their new mixtape, Back to the Bando, yesterday.They tweeted, "B2TB @LiveMixtapes out now. No business with 300ent! YRN QC independent. Big announcement coming soon." While Offset, Quavo and Takeoff get back on their independent hustle that brought them their initial success, check out more artists who battled it out with their labels. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Johnny Nunez/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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