Ex 1501 Ent. Rapper Haroldlujah Compares Label To Signing With The Devil

Former 1501 Ent. Haroldlujah Slams Label, Says ‘It Was Like Signing With The Devil’

Megan Thee Stallion has been at loggerheads with her record label 1501 Entertainment and they even took legal actions to block her from releasing her “Suga” album but she eventually won the case.

The record label boss Carl Crawford has been stylishly painting Meg as a bag artist for trying to change her management deal.

Haroldlujah, a rapper formerly signed to 1501 Certified Entertainment, has opened up about his time signed under Carl Crawford, comparing it to “signing with the devil.”

“The same sh*t Megan went through, I was going through,” he told Complex. “[Crawford] was really on some bully stuff.” He adds, “He didn’t give me nothing.”

 

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After a smooth settling in period, he says that Crawford changed. “You’re not expecting your CEO to get upset about a personal situation, and it affects the business,” Haroldlujah said. “Based off that, he was not promoting me.

Another rapper, HardyBoy Pigg, agrees saying : “The same sh*t Megan went through, I was going through. [Carl Crawford] was really on some bully stuff,” he said. He says the promo money went away after that – but that the label still owes him money.

 

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I done felt so much pain so long that my heart became numb 🥶💙

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“I’ve been hearing about a sit-down for three years. There’s never been a sit-down. My thing is, give me my release papers, and we can move on. I held up my end of the contract.”

The outlet spoke to several artists on the label who appear to share the alleged same story — Crawford gets tight about personal issues and cuts their budget, refuses to promote them, and demands his cash despite not lifting a finger to market them.