#WhatsTheWordWithTedJones: Lil Yacty goes #TeamCardi, Kanye back to his “senses” and Jurassic World got sued.

#WhatsTheWordWithTedJones: Lil Yacty goes #TeamCardi, Kanye back to his “senses” and Jurassic World got sued.

Look Alive People, What’s The Word with Ted Jones is back with some juice from the international scenes on Ameyaw TV.

Lil Yachty Says He Won’t Collaborate With Nicki Minaj Because He’s Team Cardi B.

This week, Nicki Minaj and Cardi B went back-and-forth over social media addressing the issues they had with each other. Although their feud, there is one rapper who wants to make it clear whose side he’s on. Lil Yachty revealed in an interview, he is team Cardi.

The rapper who is signed to Quality Control Records along with Cardi’s husband Offset continued to make it clear that his loyalty stands with them, and couldn’t collaborate with Nicki “as much as I probably would want to.”

We finally might get the old Kanye West back!

The rapper took to Twitter to say he’s been used by people to spread political messages and he’s over it! He’s clearly distancing himself from Donald Trump and the MAGA movement.

He wrote, “My eyes are now wide open and now realize I’ve been used to spread messages I don’t believe in. I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative.”

It was reported, Kanye allegedly designed T-shirts that encouraged black people to exit the Democratic Party, however, the rapper blames it all on conservative Candace Owens.

He added, “I introduced Candace to the person who made the logo and they didn’t want their name on it so she used mine. I never wanted any association with Blexit. I have nothing to do with it.”

In the world of movies, Jurassic World producers are being sued for $10M after they breached a deal over the use of a slogan used to promote the movie.

According to reports, Frederick Zaccheo claims he made a deal with Universal Studios and Steven Spielberg‘s company, Amblin Entertainment, giving them the right to use the slogan “Save the Dinos” as part of a marketing and advertising for the film.

Zaccheo claims he was contacted by attorneys for Universal and Amblin about using the slogan. They agreed on a $50,000 but Zacchelo claims he told them not to use “SAVE THE DINOS to sell clothing … and not use SAVE THE DINOS to promote competing charitable, environmental, animal rights or endangered species efforts.” Therefore, he is suing for breach of contract and trademark infringement and is seeking damages of $10 million

That’s all of this week’s episode of What’s The Word with Ted Jones. Enjoy the full episode below
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