Rapper Rob Run Corleone files 4 billion dollar lawsuit on Youtube for terminating his channel after his song 'Thank u', garnered 7 million views and he made a statement on Facebook saying he should have been paid more then $3000.

Rapper Rob Run Corleone is no stranger to the law having reduced over 400 federal sentences. He now ajourns the spotlight in the law world filing a lawsuit on Youtube for 4 billion. He claims Youtube community guidelines policy is vague and selective. He also claims that Youtube suppresses the content so that videos do not reach the subscriber count so that creators would purchase more ads. He claims Youtube does not comply with Assemby 587 a California code for social media companies that earn more then 50 million. He alleges Youtube also withheld payments for work sponsored by brands such as Nike and addidas which was a breach of trust and contract. After Youtube failed to pay him within 90 days of selling the products. He is seeking a jury trial after filing several demand letters. "I paid my bills with those Youtube checks. I had a deal on the table for 100k with onerpm I've been rapping for 30 years. I knew the Nappy Roots before the fame. I watched them succeed and dream, and i never hated. I waited for my turn and once I got it. It was taken from me through selective prosecution and it has devided my friends and family. I'm disgusted" The channel Rob Run Corleone garnered over 10 million views a month. His song 'Thank u', had over 6.9 million views.