A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie once said he would start suing rappers who bit his sound but instead, a lawsuit arrived on his doorstep to kick off the New Year. According to AllHipHop, the Bronx-bred rapper is being sued over damages to a New Jersey property he rented from 2017 to 2018.
Lawrence and Carolyn Guarino rented their Mahwah, New Jersey mansion to A Boogie — born Artist Dubose — in September 2017 and when his lease ended in December 2018, the damages left the property unrentable to new tenants. A Boogie allegedly put down $15,000 in a security deposit and agreed to a monthly rent charge of $10,000.
The lawsuit claims the 25-year-old and his crew caused $263,592.24 in extensive damages to the property, which include clogged toilets, ruined landscaping, cut carpets, water damage to finishes and leaving a couple of vehicles abandoned at the residence.
The Guarinos filed a police report with local law enforcement and went on to sue A Boogie and his High Bridge The Label record imprint. They reportedly hope to see the suit make it in front of a grand jury in the New Jersey Supreme Court.
The “Drowning” rapper is no stranger to legal issues. A Boogie was arrested last December in connection to a shooting that took place outside RAIN nightclub in Teaneck, New Jersey, where A Boogie was celebrating his 25th birthday. He was charged with one count each of unlawful possession of a handgun and possession of marijuana.
Should be used for that wack ass name…
this dude make a good chunk of coin and still renting?
Alot of rappers are piss poor at handling their money. Guarantee he cant tell you the difference between renting and owning…
Idiot doesn’t even have a hoodie on in the picture…