A million words in this bio. && u still wouldnt kno da real me! #SkrewNJ
On ur nerves
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Just scrolled past a stylist in Newark u have to go braided to for ya sew ins/wig installs im so appalled yo🤣😂🤣
If they really wrote songs Nelly is grimey 🙄
Nelly's childhood crew sued him for at least $50 million over Country Grammar. Twenty months later, a federal judge ordered their side's lawyer to pay Nelly $67,586.
The St. Lunatics formed in St. Louis around 1993. Nelly, Ali, Murphy Lee, Kyjuan, City Spud.
June 27, 2000: Country Grammar drops. It sits at No. 1 for five weeks and later goes diamond. 10 million units.
In 2023, Nelly sells half of his recorded music catalog in a deal reported at $50 million.
September 19, 2024: four St. Lunatics file in Manhattan federal court. They say they wrote lyrics on eight songs and were promised credit that never came.
Then the twist. Murphy Lee, Kyjuan and City Spud say they never authorized the lawsuit and pull out. Ali keeps going alone.
April 2025: Ali drops the case. May 28, 2026: the judge sanctions his lawyer and orders $67,586 paid to Nelly.
In the video below, Nelly finally answers: "I think people were misinformed." He says the group had a bad deal from day one, and the people who negotiated it were Ali's best friends.
Ali's side: Nelly became a superstar on songs his friends helped write, then cashed out $50 million while they got no credit.
Nelly's side: the claims came decades late, three of the four plaintiffs walked away, and a court called the case sanctionable.
So did Nelly leave his crew behind, or did his crew blame him for a deal they never read?
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When my energy is off, I become nonverbal asf. 😭 I don't want to answer calls, respond to messages, or talk to a soul. I just want to be left alone until I feel like myself again.
