Chance the Rapper Sued by Ex-Manager, Who Says He Was Fired After ‘Lackluster’ Album
Jordan Moreau Hip-hop artist Chance the Rapper has been sued his former manager, who alleges that the artist ignored his advice and then blamed him for the poor performance of his 2019 studio debut “The Big Day.”Pat Corcoran, who also goes by Pat the Manager, claims that Chance the Rapper, whose real name is Chancelor Bennet, owes him $3 million in unpaid commissions on revenue from touring, streaming, album sales and merchandise.The lawsuit was filed in Cook County, Ill., on Monday. In it, Corcoran details the behind-the-scenes problems that plagued “The Big Day,” which was Bennett’s first studio album after three successful self-released mixtapes.