Kanye West got sued by a tech company for presumably stealing its tech

Kanye West got sued by a tch company for presumably stealing its tech
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Kanye West got sued by the tech company saying that it got played as he allegedly stole its tech for his Sunday Service and to advance his Yeezy brand.

"The Life of Pablo" hitmaker Kanye West, 43, has recently been claimed to have taken advantage of a tech company according to a new suit. Kanye used the company's tech, which is a black-owned company that specializes in e-commerce and video, for advancing his Yeezy brand and launch his Sunday Service. Kanye got linked to the company for maximizing his revenues for Yeezy merchandise in the spring of 2018. The attorneys of MYC, Ben Meiselas, and Michael Popok who repped alleged that Kanye got the company to work for him for 6 months, proposing a series of business promises.

Not only that Ye also included investing $10 MILLION to the company in the future, estimating 10,000 man-hours but he only invested $7 million of his own. According to the suit MYC moved its headquarters just for Kanye, once to Calabasas and once to Chicago. Just to make the partnership work!

However, after working together for 6 months, MYC learned that Kanye had no intention of keeping his promises. And what surprised them the most after the broken promise was him using their technology for his newly-launched Sunday Service. 

The company claimed that Kanye's business promise was just for his profit only, as he stole the confidential tech and used it for his Yeezy brand and make millions on Sunday Service. That is why MYC is suing Kanye and is seeking more than $20 million to cover up the damage caused by Ye.