The Millennium Tour 2020 is in full swing and fans are excited to see their favorite 2000s artists hit the stage once again. There wasn’t any troublesome news reported from the road until Thursday (March 5) when a story surfaced about Pretty Ricky’s Pleasure P’s arrest. NBC Miami reported that P was intoxicated at a Checkers eatery when he made his way through the drive-thru and yelled at the employee through the intercom. Then, P allegedly drove up to the window, shouted at the employee again, and then shoved money and food at the unnamed victim.

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Police at the scene reportedly smelled alcohol on the singer and took statements from Pleasure P and the Checkers staff. Authorities decided to take P into custody and he’s been charged with battery. He’s since been released, and he’s taken to Instagram to deny the allegations against him. 

“Yo, don’t believe the hype, Imma just tell y’all that right now,” Pleasure P said in a video clip. “Whatever they saying is not true. I’m not gonna really explain myself ’cause I don’t feel like I have to, but I’m definitely gonna look into what really happened. Y’all will be hearing the real story of what actually did take place. C’mon, y’all know I ain’t going out like that. I ain’t put my hands on no female or nothin’ crazy like that.”

The singer may have said in the video that he would talk about the incident at a later date, but he also penned a lengthy caption explaining the situation in detail. “I was wrongfully arrested, instead of checkers having better customer service and correcting my order. food was Thrown at me and the staff was very disrespectful,” he wrote. “I asked for a refund and she refused to refund me. Like anybody i became upset but not to the point where i got physical with anyone. I think me being in my position, i should have just let her keep the 60 dollars even tho my order wasn’t correct. But hey you live and you learn.” Read Pleasure P’s explanation in full below.

Despite his immaculate reputation on the charts, DaBaby isn’t exactly known for staying out of trouble in the streets. Things have gotten so serious that Joe Budden fears that the rapper will end up in prison for a long time if he doesn’t change his ways. Thankfully, the North Carolina superstar hasn’t been involved in any fresh drama in months but that doesn’t mean his legal difficulties will just disappear. DaBaby is likely thanking his lucky stars today though, as it has just been reported that he is off the hook in a Miami battery case where he allegedly beat up and robbed a concert promoter.

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According to TMZ, the battery charge against DaBaby has effectively been dropped after the alleged victim, Kenneth Carey, was uncooperative. Carey currently has a lawsuit open against the rapper, where he is requesting upwards of $6 million. That will remain open for the time being but Baby is confident that he will win that as well, maintaining his innocence through and through.

Another loose string persists as the robbery charge against the “Suge” artist is still being investigated. There is a possibility he will be charged in connection to that. We will update you with more information once it becomes available.

The chaos surrounding Antonio Brown’s personal and professional life continues as the former NFL star has now reportedly surrendered to police. It was reported earlier this week that Brown was facing battery and burglary charges stemming from an incident involving a moving truck driver who was hired to transport Brown’s items from one of the football player’s homes to another.

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According to reports, Brown refused to pay the $4,000 fee and got into a verbal altercation with the driver. When the driver attempted to leave, Brown allegedly picked up a rock and threw it at the truck, damaging the vehicle, before taking the driver’s keys out of the ignition. The driver called the police and accused the football player of being under the influence of drugs as Brown allegedly assaulted the driver before damaging items in the truck. An arrest warrant was later issued, but authorities were having trouble getting into contact with Brown because he reportedly locked himself inside of his home.

On Thursday (January 23), TMZ reported that Brown made his way to a Florida jail to surrender himself over to authorities. “Cops say Brown will be facing charges of burglary with battery and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance, as well as one count of criminal mischief,” the publication claims. “He’s expected to be held in custody until he faces a judge at a bond hearing Friday morning.”

Listen to the 911 call here.

After DaBaby was arrested twice in two weeks, it seemed there must be some sort of plot against him. His relentless upward trajectory throughout 2019 was suddenly being halted and everyone just wanted to see him keep winning. His first arrest was in his hometown of Charlotte, when police officers approached him after a sold-out show because they spotted weed in his car. He ended up being let go after a few hours, but he had to serve a bit of time in jail after his second arrest, which occurred in Miami on Thursday. A physical altercation with a party promoter led to DaBaby being detained until last night. 

Although DaBaby is due back in court on Tuesday to sort out this battery charge, he is showing fans that his hustle will remain undeterred. Today, he went on IG Live and previewed a new song, as he loves to do. While holding up multiple stacks of bills to his ears, he raps along to a ferocious Wheezy-produced track. DaBaby boasts about his Grammy nominations and his new crib. Most boldly, given his current situation, he raps about staying strapped and making his opponents hit the ground. Right now would be a perfect time for DaBaby to drop the track and make a grand statement about how nothing is stopping his success.