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TM88 Still Hasn’t Been Paid for “XO TOUR Llif3,” Calls Out Atlantic as “the Worst Label”

January 5, 2018 by WIHH

Another day, another producer publicly calling out a record label. 

On Friday, in a series of blunt and direct tweets, veteran producer TM88 laid waste to the brass at Atlantic Records (who else?) for being the “the worst label,” claiming he has never been paid for Lil Uzi Vert’s 5x Platinum smash single, “XO TOUR Llif3.”

Fuck Atlantic…. Mood at 8:08 https://t.co/9FdidBAsan

— TM88 (@TM88) January 5, 2018

Atlantic still ain’t paid niggas shit!

— TM88 (@TM88) January 5, 2018

Never got paid for xo ballin off old checks https://t.co/SgPehiTe5n

— TM88 (@TM88) January 5, 2018

Thank you @AtlanticRecords for being the worst label in the history of fuck shit!

— TM88 (@TM88) January 5, 2018

In an ironic twist, it was TM88 who called out DJBooth earlier in the week, after we published an article about Atlantic Records reportedly calling albums “mixtapes” to avoid fairly compensating producers, which featured a photo of TM88’s close friend and collaborator, Wiz Khalifa.

TM88’s comments come just three months after fellow hitmaking producer Metro Boomin’ also threw shade at the label, warning producers that Atlantic Records will “steal your soul.”

Though TM88 and Metro Boomin aren’t fans of the Warner Bros.-owned label, that hasn’t stopped several big named acts from recently signing on the dotted line, including Gucci Mane, who reportedly signed a $10 million extension with Atlantic, and Nipsey Hussle, who recently signed a partnership agreement for an undisclosed amount of money.

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