Drake Reportedly Refuses To Pay Detail's Medical Bills

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Drake doesn't think he should be held culpable for Detail's medical bills. The Detroit producer sued the OVO boss after he was severely beat up by Drake's bodyguard in 2014.

Drake has refused to pay the medical bills demanded by Detail, a Detroit producer who is credited on a few tracks -- and the hook on "305 to My City" -- off Nothing Was the Same, reports the Daily Mail. In June, it was reported that Detail brought a lawsuit against Drake due to an alleged assault at the hands of his bodyguard, Chubbs, at Drake's home in Calabasas about a year before in 2014. The initial report suggested Drake had set up the beatdown, as he was "irate" at Detail for apparently turning down an offer for some type of exclusive collaborative deal. Detail claimed he suffered a broken jaw and spent several days in the hospital as a result of the assault, and a year later, he filed a lawsuit in order to hold Drake responsible for the medical bills. 

Drake, in what seems to be his first official acknowledgement of the lawsuit, has now reportedly declined to pay Detail's bills, claiming that Chubbs acted in self-defense. Drake contends that Detail knew he was putting himself in danger by showing up at his mansion at 2AM, according to the Daily Mail. Detail had originally claimed that Drake invited him to his place to discuss possibly working together again, as they presumably hadn't met since Detail had passed on his offer. It's Drake's position, though, that Chubbs met Detail with "no more force than was reasonably necessary." 

As it doesn't seem that either party is willing to budge, Detail will likely attempt to push further legal action. 


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Drake Reportedly Refuses To Pay Detail's Medical Bills
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<b>Feature &amp; News Contributor</b> Brooklyn via Toronto writer and music enthusiast. Angus writes reviews, features, and lists for HNHH. While hip-hop is his muse, Angus also puts in work at an experimental dance label. In the evenings, he winds down to dub techno and Donna Summer.
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