(AllHipHop News) According to reports, Timbaland refused to perform at a January 28 charity show in Detroit. The event was set up to help raise money for the citizens of Flint, Michigan dealing with a water crisis.

Club Bleu co-owner Mitchell Jaworski accused Tim of being upset the venue did not have “Ace of Spades” champagne. Jaworski also claimed Timbaland was paid in advance to DJ a half hour set and perform five to eight songs live, but he merely stood on stage as another DJ performed.

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A representative for Timbaland contacted Billboard about the Club Bleu appearance. The site reports:

“Unfortunately, the statement made by the promoter in Detroit is simply not true,” Timbaland’s rep says in a statement provided to Billboard. Timbaland is an “extremely generous person who agreed to a much lower fee for this event to raise money for the Flint, Michigan’s water crisis,” the statement continues. “The promoter was fully aware that this was not a full band performance on stage, yet still promoted it as such. The club was still able to raise money for charity, which was our goal in doing this event all along.”

The Independent posted an article featuring a statement written by Timbaland on his Instagram page. The Virginia native apparently wrote:

I want everybody to think I wasn’t suppose to perform think about it. Why would I do that see what I need to do for now on call these promoter out that not rite for the fans and me now I’ve gave money and came and they ask me las min sorry to the people who lied.

The Club Bleu event featuring Timbaland reportedly raised more than $3,000 to buy bottled water and filters for the residents of Flint.