Meek Mill has announced that he's cutting ties with Louisville-bred rapper and singer Vory following allegations he was abusive with his girlfriend.
After a disturbing video surfaced online, Meek suggested that Vory will not be a part of Dream Chasers Records going forward. "This guy is not a dream chaser! He has a mental problem! We cutting ties we don’t care how ya music sound," Meek wrote alongside a retweet of the video. "He been ducking my calls for months telling people I’m threatening him… stopped alot of people dude he is not dreamchaser!"
Vory released his debut studio album Lost Souls through Meek's imprint Dream Chasers Records in 2022. His most recent solo single "Why Lie," which alludes to his troubled relationship, was notably not released through Dream Chasers.
In the home security videos shared online, the Grammy-winning artist shouts at her as he backs her into a corner. "You don't run this. I do!" he is heard yelling at her as she asks him to stop what he's doing. In another clip, he told her to remove her access to his home security cameras and said, "I will literally get you killed, for real."
On her Instagram Stories, she further detailed other incidents with him. "@Vory you are a disgusting person, you want to paint me out to be this 'whore' / bad person. When it's you!!" she wrote. "I don't want to be with you or take your Valentine's Day gift or spend time with you as a family because of all this shit you've put me through for TWO years so you go on social media and tell lies and try to spread this false narrative."
She said that she has videos of him punching her in the face and spitting on her as well as threatening to kill her while she was pregnant. "I have all of those videos," she continued. "This man is a professional liar manipulator and narcissist! The proof is public. Simple google what he has current court cases for. And that's only 2 of the 100 times he's done this."
Vory previously won a Grammy for his writing contribution to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's 2018 album Everything Is Love. He also has writing credits on songs by Drake, Rich the Kid, and Justine Skye. He also appeared on three songs on Kanye West's 2021 album Donda.
