Hip-hop has been flooding with public rapper beef, lawsuits, and diss tracks lately but Yung Joc has taken airing your dirty laundry to a new level. The southern rapper has had some issues with his former manager for a while and to find a conclusion for their problems he decided to sue him on television.
Joc made an appearance on The Judge Faith Jenkins Show suing his booking manager, Polo Hammond, for a grand total of $6,000. The total represents the sum of the money he was owed for the withholding of a performance fee and defamation of character. Hammond also countersued Joc for $1,000.
The two former partners go back and forth throughout the episode about why they deserve the money. Joc claimed that Hammond went behind his back and hired a look alike rapper to stand in his place for a performance. He says that he didn’t even know about that appearance and therefore received no money for the gig. Hammond retorts saying that the Atlanta rapper lost a game of Spades and never paid him the money he was owed as well. The entire situation was hilarious to say the least!