Tory Lanez Faces Backlash Over Alleged Depiction of Court Reporter in Album Video

Amidst his 10-year prison sentence for the shooting incident involving Megan Thee Stallion, Tory Lanez recently announced plans for a Deluxe version of his 2021 album, “Alone At Prom.” However, the album promotion sparked controversy with an animated reporter character in the promotional video, raising eyebrows and allegations of it referencing Meghann Cuniff, a court reporter who actively covered Lanez’s trial.

Cuniff’s live-tweeting during the highly publicized trial was lauded for providing in-depth and factual updates. Nonetheless, Tory Lanez and his team were reportedly unhappy with her coverage, accusing her of bias. At one point, Lanez allegedly referred to her as a “googly-eyed b*tch,” expressing dissatisfaction with her reporting style.

The promotional video for the deluxe version of Lanez’s album featured an unflattering animated reporter character, leading many Twitter users to speculate it was a direct reference to Cuniff. Upon seeing the video, Cuniff addressed the situation on Twitter, writing, “Hmmm what do you all think? Me or nah?” Followers were largely convinced that the animated character bore resemblance to her.

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However, Cuniff had a comeback of her own. In the comments section, she shared a link to Megan Thee Stallion’s newly released track “Cobra.” This song, dropped on Friday, signified a triumphant return for Meg and is anticipated to perform well on music charts, already gaining traction on platforms like YouTube.

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The controversial video stirred mixed reactions among fans. As discussions continue, some contemplate the decision to engage with Tory Lanez’s music, especially the forthcoming deluxe version of “Alone At Prom.” Additionally, fans and music enthusiasts are encouraged to remain tuned to industry updates and breaking news on their favorite artists on . The platform also promises to curate lists as the year comes to a close, adding to the music scene’s discourse.