Tyga Sued For $135,000 After Accusations Of Fraud & Bailing On Concerts

AI friendly rapper Tyga is in hot water, and its not just because of his album flopping. The former Young Money rapper is getting served by Beijing Tongxing Wanxin Catering Management for allegedly no showing multiple concerts.

However, the management company says they tried to resolve this in house first. The company claims Tyga and his team have only sent back $10,000 of the promised $145,000, leaving $135,000 they want returned.

The performances were supposed to happen at Club Pac Star, the first on August 4th and the second on October 27th.

After allegedly no showing both dates, the company claims Tyga said he’d make the shows up at the beginning of 2024. However, those arrangements reportedly never materialized, which led to the promoters spending two years trying to get back the money.

The lawsuit seeks $135,000 plus interest and punitive damages.

This comes as Tyga is getting ripped to shreds for his latest album which uses AI. Doja Cat called him a penis. Pitchfork gave him a 0/10. Fans have clowned him for selling less than 2,000 copies.

Writer Drew Millard tore it to shreds, calling it “a piece of s***.”

“$TARFACE is smug and complacent, an amalgam of ’80s synth-pop and disco slapped together by someone who’s seemingly never cared to listen to one synth-pop or disco record in his life,” Millard wrote. “The rapper’s slop-pop concept album is smug and complacent and depressing. Its very existence has made the world a worse place.”

Tyga responded to the criticism with humor.

“Listen, I love Doja, but she made a demonic album, but I still love her,” Tyga said.

Then he spoke on Pitchfork.

“I don’t really know what Pitchfork is. All I know is the devil uses a pitchfork,” he said when asked about the review. “What the context is, unfortunately for Gen Z, they can’t read. So, nobody reads. What I said was, I used A.I.-assisted things in the production. I said all the vocals are me, I wrote all the songs… “But I didn’t make a full A.I. album. That’s not what I did. I was in the studio for months working on this. I indeed wrote the songs, and those are my vocals. We used some A.I. sounds in the production, but we still created everything.”