A concert promoter in Brooklyn is accusing rapper Cam'ron of stiffing him for $7,000. Party promoter Lou Galluch says that Cam took the money to perform at a New Years Eve party but never appeared for the performance.
Galluch said that he was referred to Cam's DJ, Moe Sticky, to complete the business deal.
"So I meet [Moe Sticky] that next day [Sunday], and I said, 'Bring the signed contracts and I'll give you the money,'" Galluch told the Village Voice. "He shows up with no contracts, and I have the money. This is the day before New Year's, everything is happening. Promotion has gone out, pre-sales are coming in...and they show up with no contracts...[my original contact says,] 'Yeah, [Cam'ron]'s gonna show, give [Moe] the money.'"
Galluch paid a $3,000 deposit with the agreement that Cam'ron would take the stage at 3am. But Galluch later asked the rapper to show up at 4:30am when the venue would have more people. Moe Sticky demanded he pay another $2,000 for the delay, which Galluch obliged.
But at 4:30am, Galluch claims they all left with the money. Moe Sticky claims that they were supposed to be paid the full amount prior to the show, but Galluch failed to uphold his end of the deal. So they left the venue.
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