Travis Scott's ex-managers are suing the rapper for allegedly failing to pay the $2 million the company claims he owes them. TMZ reports Lyor Cohen’s LCAR Management company is suing Scott for breach of contract. LCAR claims the rapper signed a 3-year contract in 2014 and is guaranteed 15% of all of his entertainment revenue totaling around $2 million at this point. According to the suit,the Texas rapper has only paid about $37,000 to his former management team. Sources close to Travis acknowledged to TMZ that a deal with LCAR had been in place, but they claim the company didn’t hold of their end of the contract. Instead, Travis’ team had to do management duties by themselves because Cohen’s company “weren’t lifting a finger for him.” So, he left for a better management company.
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