DJ Akademiks Details Second Deposition in Megan Thee Stallion Case

The legal drama surrounding Megan Thee Stallion’s lawsuit continues, and DJ Akademiks is once again at the center of it. He recently underwent his second deposition with Roc Nation’s legal team, this time focusing on Megan’s case against gossip blogger Milagro Gramz. Akademiks took to social media to share his thoughts on the proceedings, expressing a mix of frustration and amusement.

A More Focused Deposition

Megan Thee Stallion sued Milagro Gramz in 2024, alleging the spread of false information related to the shooting incident for which Tory Lanez is currently serving time. Akademiks tweeted about his second deposition, noting that it felt more productive this time around. “This time they tried to act right .. no more Nicki n drake questions,” he shared, implying that the previous deposition had veered into unrelated territory.

He also expressed skepticism about Roc Nation’s legal strategy, questioning the significant expenditure on questioning him about other artists. “That Lawfirm wasting jay z money,” he stated, adding, “It’s no way they think they getting millions from Milagro… So why spend hundred of thousands to ask stupid questions bout other niggas.”

Accusations of Harassment and Conspiracy Theories

Akademiks didn’t hold back in his criticism, accusing Roc Nation of “harassing real n****s” and suggesting they might be operating under a misguided conspiracy theory. He elaborated on this in further tweets, clarifying that the case itself is not directly about Drake and Nicki Minaj, but rather Megan suing Milagro Gramz. However, he believes Roc Nation’s lawyers were fixated on a theory suggesting Drake, Nicki, and Tory were allegedly paying people to speak negatively about Megan or Roc Nation.

He questioned the logic behind this theory, wondering why Nicki Minaj, who he claims doesn’t even like him, or Drake, who he believes has no reason to be concerned about Megan, would pay streamers like himself or Adin Ross to spread negative information. Akademiks even suggested Roc Nation’s lawyers might be “schizophrenic” for pursuing such lines of questioning.

Past Grievances and Financial Claims

This isn’t the first time Akademiks has voiced his displeasure with the deposition process. He previously criticized his first deposition in August, even sharing footage of himself explaining to Roc Nation’s attorneys that while he has been paid by various record labels for promotional work, he has never been compensated to discuss specific topics online.

• DJ Akademiks underwent a second deposition for Megan Thee Stallion’s lawsuit against Milagro Gramz.
• He noted the deposition focused less on Drake and Nicki Minaj compared to the first.
• Akademiks criticized Roc Nation’s legal spending and questioning tactics.
• He believes Roc Nation suspects Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Tory Lanez are involved in a smear campaign.
• Akademiks maintains he has never been paid to spread specific narratives online.

The ongoing legal proceedings highlight the complex web of relationships and accusations within the hip-hop industry. Akademiks’ candid commentary provides an inside look at the deposition process and his perspective on the motivations behind the legal actions.