Megan Thee Stallion Claims Record Label Can’t Handle Finances

Megan Thee Stallion‘s battle with her label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, is hitting a new low — a financial one, because she claims Carl Crawford is draining all its money without paying her.

Megan filed a new motion Thursday, raising all sorts of red flags about 1501’s bank accounts. In court documents, she claims label head Crawford is lining his pockets with money earned off her hits … while she’s getting nothing!

Her immediate concern is the company’s money is running low. Megan claims 1501’s primary account has less than $10,000 left in it, but much more than that was deposited. The exact amount is redacted in the documents, but Megan Pete says it’s in the millions.

Megan claims Crawford, J. Prince and Gee Roberson — who are both involved in running the label — are the only ones getting paid.

The Houston, TX native is suing her label for royalties and to be released from her contract. She’s filing this motion because her fear is that when there’s finally a judgment in her favor, 1501’s accounts will be empty.

She’s asking the judge to appoint a third party to take over managing 1501’s finances.