Kyle the Hooligan, the Black Rapper Behind FN Meka Says He’s Suing

FN Meka‘s issues didn’t disappear when Capitol Records pulled the plug on the questionable task — the Black rapper whose voice was utilized for Meka has actually begun the procedure to take legal action versus the developers.

Kyle The Hooligan says FN Meka’s developers took his drip to develop the character, and he’s prepared to see ’em in court. Kyle informs TMZ Hip Hop … his lawyers currently began the legal procedure to recover his damages from both Brandon Le and Factory New today.

Kyle says he was “young” when he met Factory New, however says he was guaranteed equity and ownership for helping voice and write the music for FN Meka.

He likewise declares he provided all the “cool” concepts, and would’ve avoided missteps like the cops cruelty picture from even occurring.

Kyle’s lawyer, Andrew Orcutt informs TMZ, “In spite of several demands, we have actually not gotten a reaction from or been put in contact with Factory New’s or Brandon Le’s legal agents, nor have we got any official deal for payment. We are continuing to assess our choices and are enthusiastic for a swift and simply resolution to this matter.”

Throughout all the industry backlash against Meka, we got hip hop veteran Krayzie Bone‘s handle whatever, who stated genuine rap artists’ jobs were in danger … however Kyle in fact disagrees.

Kyle raps genuine, not simply practically, and saw the digital rapper horizon as a method for artists to broaden their professions and portfolios — and now he desires his case to shine a light on anybody else who’s been ghosted in the music market.