Celebrity Justice
Yung Jacked Sound Guys for $25K

Rapper Yung Joc is going to hear it from an Atlanta company today that claims he took off with almost $25,000 of stereo gear.

The rapper is due in court in Fulton County today to fight it out with the owners of Stereotypes, a high-end stereo outfit, who say that they put in a bunch of equipment in his whip last year, but got stiffed out of their fee.

Joc was arrested last year for carrying a concealed weapon in Cleveland.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Music

Reader Comments

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1. Loser that gets some money is still just another LOSER with money. Doesn't teach them values. Rot, loser.

Posted at 8:49AM on Jul 14th 2008 by Ms_Tell_It_Like_It_Is

2. 1st..He can't pay it he's signed to Bad Boy..ask Diddy to pay it for him.

Posted at 9:16AM on Jul 14th 2008 by DustOffWrks

3. That's what they get for giving a Bad Boy artist merchandise on credit. He'll propbably have to melt down one of his hideously gaudy pendants for the money.

Posted at 9:28AM on Jul 14th 2008 by Bird

4. Stealin' stereoes like oreos lookin' boy...

Posted at 9:34AM on Jul 14th 2008 by JayJay

5. I saw something about that on the site"""""M i l l i o n a i r e4me.com""""yesterday.It is said Joc not only carry a concealed weapon in Cleveland,but also carry unknown money.

Posted at 10:27AM on Jul 14th 2008 by Katty

6. Why do you guys waste bandwidth with these rapper bums? Nobody cares if they live or die. Pure garbage!

Posted at 10:51AM on Jul 14th 2008 by tifosi44

7. NEVER HEARD OF HIM...

Posted at 2:27PM on Jul 14th 2008 by YOU ARE ALL IDIOTS!

8. UGH I HATE THIS UGLY BASTARD,HIS MUSIC IS TRASH JUST LIKE HIM.

Posted at 5:41PM on Jul 14th 2008 by WONK WONK WONK

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