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A New Jersey concert promoter who had arranged for Nas to perform in Angola is suing the
rapper for breach of contract, TMZ reports.
According to the suit, a
local "concert impresario" in Angola took promoter Patrick Allocco and his son
hostage at gunpoint in December 2011 after Nas failed to show up for a New
Year's Eve concert, despite taking a $300,000 advance for the show.
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Allocco and his son were reportedly taken into custody by Angolan authorities
and prohibited from leaving the country until the money was returned. They were
finally released in February 2012, after being held for 50 days.
Allocco
claims that he was beaten and threatened during his detainment and that he
suffered psychologically, physically and financially. He filed the $10 million
lawsuit against Nas on Friday in Manhattan Federal Court.
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Most all of these comments are just RACISTS SPEWS OF HATRED.No secret to no one promoters do some real sleazy things but to judge and execute someone because of your own backward and simple way of thinking without knowing the facts just shows you are only looking for an avenue to vent your racist thoughts.Get over it OBAMA won and your kids love rap!!!!!!!
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