Kanye West Accuses Universal Music Of Backstabbing Him By Releasing Donda Without His Approval, DaBaby's Team Denies Blocking Song
Aug. 29 2021, Published 6:04 p.m. ET
Kanye West is accusing his record label of releasing Donda without him signing off on it, only hours after DaBaby denied claims he refused to sign off on their song together being released.
On Sunday, shortly after Donda was released, Yeezy posted a scathing note on Instagram about Universal Music stating, "Universal Put My Album Out Without My Approval And They Blocked Jail 2 From Being In The Album."
He also deleted screenshots of text messages which he posted to try to accuse DaBaby of holding up the release of their song together.
DaBaby’s manager Arnold Taylor denied his client had anything to do with their song
The night before the album was released, the Gold Digger singer leaked a screenshot of a conversation with his manager, Bu that said Arnold “isnt clearing ‘Jail’' which was one of the songs that were supposed to be featured in his latest album, Donda.
The South Coast Music Group CEO then re-posted the leaked screenshots via his Instagram post to deny the accusation.
“This is CAP, i woke up this morning to this social media bulls***. I never got a call or email from @kanyewest@_bu@johnmonopoly I just received it today and Cleared it in 2 seconds, “ he wrote in the caption. “ Why wouldnt I want a hit song out when #SCMG is all about the growth and culture of hip hop and my artist!!! To all of the media blogs and outlets dont believe everything you see in a post, thank you !!!#SCMGSh**”