Tyga Faces $135,000 Lawsuit Over Alleged No-Shows After AI Album Debate

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Tyga is facing a reported $135,000 lawsuit connected to appearances a company says he missed in Beijing, China. The dispute concerns two dates in 2023, with allegations of fraud and breach of contract.

The company claims it paid for appearances that did not happen and is seeking the money it says remains outstanding. The accusations are allegations, not a court finding that Tyga committed fraud, and no outcome in the case has been established.

Tyga has acknowledged using AI as a tool on $TARFACE. He said his writing and vocals remained his own. The project is part of his 2026 catalog, following the earlier NSFW release from 2025.

The timeline is important: the disputed appearances were allegedly scheduled years ago, while the lawsuit is being reported now and the album belongs to his 2026 catalog. Fans looking for new music and readers following the case are seeing separate parts of the rapper’s public career.

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Source: ORIGINAL REPORTING

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