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The rapper is up for 'Favorite Female Hip-Hop Artist' at this weekend's American Music Awards.

The rapper, 27, looked incredible on Wednesday as she delivered a jaw-dropping performance at Brixton Academy in London amid her ongoing legal battle.

J Prince, 57, took to Instagram on Tuesday stating that Megan and her management team at Roc Nation had lied about Carl Crawford and his 1501 label.

The GRAMMY Award winner claims her last two albums fulfill the requirements of her contract, which she's called 'unconscionable.'

Lawyers for the Houston native, 27, said her last two albums rounded out the requirements of a contract she described as unconscionable.

The Grammy winner said in a court filing that her last two albums fulfilled her contract with 1501 Certified Entertainment.

Attorneys for Megan argue that her last two albums, Something for Thee Hotties and Traumazine, have fulfilled the requirements of her unconscionable contract with 1501 Certified Entertainment.

When hitting back at her record label as well as its CEO Carl Crawford on social media, the Hot Girl Summer rapper insists that Something for Thee Hotties should be counted as an album per their previous contract.

1501 Entertainment Carl Crawford Is Not Considering Megan The Stallion’s Recent Project As An Album

Megan Thee Stallion has put her old record label on blast via social media, claiming that she was never paid.