Tyga has a long, long history of being sued and now, TMZ reports the mayor of Rack City has just — yep — racked up another lawsuit. According to T-RAWW’s former landlord, the 30-year-old artist failed to pay rent and caused $200,000 worth of damage to the Los Angeles property.

Consequently, the landlord is suing him for an outstanding rent balance of $32,000 as well $26,650 for leaving gouges in the kitchen’s white oak flooring, $15,575 for damaging the marble flooring and counters and a whopping $103,160.25 for ruining the walls with murals and wallpaper.

The landlord also claims his former tenant installed a basketball hoop that caused damage to the driveway and new locks that wrecked the entry door — without permission to install them in the first place.

Tyga apparently doesn’t have a care in the world though. On Thursday (November 12), he responded to the lawsuit with a Twitter post. In the clip, he’s laying outside in the sun and surrounded by several bikini-clad women.

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“They said I can’t pay my rent,” he wrote in the caption. “Guess I’ll just sleep outside.”

Tyga faced another lawsuit in 2016 when he was sued by another landlord for allegedly abandoning a space he rented for his Egypt Last Kings Clothing store. A few months later, he was taken to court once again by a landlord with F&S Investment Properties who accused him of damaging their Los Angeles property.

Legal documents claimed Tyga ceased paying rent and “abandoned the premises without notice” in June 2015. When F&S reps stopped by the house, they found it “in gross disrepair, utility bills unpaid, and hazardous environmental waste that required a professional clean-up.”

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Fast-forward to 2018 and Tyga was sued yet again, this time by Simon Cowell’s ex-fiancée for failing to pay the $40 per month rent on her Beverly Hills home, which he had rented for himself and his young son Egypt.

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Judging by his latest Twitter post, he’s not worried about the most recent lawsuit in any way, shape or form.