Yung Joc sues his manager for $6,000.
Yung Joc may not be filming for “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” right now, but he’s still getting airtime on television. Yesterday, the “I Know You See It” rapper appeared on an episode of “Judge Faith” to sue his longtime friend and booking manager, Polo Hammond, for $6,000 for withholding a performance fee and defamation of character.
Joc stated the following, “I’mma keep it all the way 100. I had to come here today in front of the honorable Judge Faith Jenkins because my supposed-to-be manager back here done took this money, but I came here today to get it back.”
Apparently, Hammond not only neglected to pay Joc following an performance, but he also hired a Joc look-a-like to make money off of his name. Hammond has counter sued Joc for $1000, claiming that Joc failed to compensate him after losing a game of Spades.
Take a look at the clips below!
