Lil Baby Accused Of Skipping Show And Pocketing Promoters Money

The Atlanta rapper was supposed to perform in a small Pennsylvania town, but he never showed up and cost the promoters some big money.

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(AllHipHop News) Lil Baby and his record label Quality Control are being accused of beating two Pennsylvania promoters out of their money over a missed show back in July.

Two locals named Omar Tejeda and Ariel Fernandez claimed they paid money upfront to book Lil Baby to perform at a nightclub in Ashley, PA on July 20.

According to The Citizen’s Voice, the promoters agreed to pay Lil Baby $30,000 for the show at Ashley Nightclub on July 20.

The men say they wired $15,000 upfront to secure Lil Baby for the night, but he never showed up for the gig.

The promoters also claim they shelled out almost $70,000 more on other expenses associated with producing the night, and they also had to refund $45,000 worth of tickets they sold.

A lawyer was forced to take action after Lil Baby and QC refused to refund their money or reimburse them for their expenses.