Chuck Inglish put Rick Ross on blast for allegedly not paying him for the production Party Heart, a track that originally appeared on Rozay’s 2012 mixtape Rich Forever but was later reworked for Stalleys Savage Journey to the American Dream.
The Cool Kids member called Ross a hypocrite, noting how the Maybach Music Group boss criticized Birdman for not paying producers.
Im gon keep it a stack. Hard to hear Ross press Birdman about paying producers,” English wrote. “When I never saw a cent from them for Party Heart. Just keep it level.. none you niggas pay ur producers.”
Over the past week, several prominent producers have accused labels and artists failing to adequately compensate their work, typically under the guise the song being for a mixtape rather than an album.
In a recent interview, ID Labs’ E. Dan explained how Atlantic Records was allegedly guilty such tactics. The veteran producer revealed Atlantic fered him a low rate to produce six tracks on Wiz Khalifas 2016 project Khalifa, and claims they called it a street album to avoid paying him properly.
808 Mafia’s TM88 also put Atlantic on blast, stating he was never paid for Lil Uzi Vert’s multi-platinum hit “XO Tour Llif3.”
