Insulting A Woman In His Music Video May Cost 2 Chainz $5 Million | Celebrity Net Worth 2026

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In the video, the College Park, Georgia native and his friends humiliate Chisolm, who says that she was originally invited backstage by one of 2 Chainz's friends, a rapper named Cap 1. When 2 Chainz sees the woman, he asks if Cap 1 knows Chisolm, calling the woman a "thot," in the process. "Thot" is a derogatory acronym that means "that ho over there."

Epps proceeds to ask Chisolm was her name is, then makes fun of the way her name is spelled, before telling her that she should leave the backstage area because she is in a "blog territory," meaning that the entire ordeal is being filmed. Chisholm then proceeded to shout out her Instagram username. Chisholm remains backstage before 2 Chainz asks Cap 1 for a final time if he knows Chisolm, to which Cap 1 says that he only knows the woman on Instagram, and that they confused her with another woman with the same name.

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2 Chainz and another man then ask Chisolm for a final time to leave the backstage area, and while the woman leaves, everyone in backstage area ridicules her.

Chisolm is seeking $5 million in damages as a result of the video, claiming that she was fired from her job at a barber shop because the manager believed that the video would bring negative publicity to the business. Chisholm also says that as a result of the video, she is being subjected to harassment and abuse in public and it has severely damaged her reputation.

2 Chainz's representatives had no comment when asked about the lawsuit. Do you think the woman has a case?