Why Megan Thee Stallion Is in a Heated Legal Battle With Her Label

A month after filing her lawsuit, 1501 filed a countersuit asking the court to find in its favor when it comes to the classification of "Something For Thee Hotties" as a mixtape, according to Rolling Stone. It claimed "Something For Thee Hotties" didn't include enough original material to classify as an album under the terms of her contract. It also asked for damages, alleging Megan repeatedly breached her contract.

Megan claims the only requirement for a release to be classified as an album under her contract is that it's over 45 minutes in length, which "Something For Thee Hotties" was.