D'Angelo Bailey

…So anyway, the judge dismisses the case, partly on the grounds that D'Angelo admitted in the Rolling Stone interview that he used to bully Marshall and partly because the case is just stupid. And so Marshall won that battle. And as you already know, he ultimately goes on to have an incredibly successful rap career. We'll be right back.…

…And she literally writes her opinion into the form of a rap. And I'm not making this up. In her order, this is what she wrote. Mr. Bailey complains that his rep is trash, so he's seeking compensation in the form of cash. Bailey thinks he's entitled to some monetary gain because Eminem used his name in vain. The lyrics are stories no one would take as fact t…

…And because of this, he's suing for $1 million. Here's the thing, though. Not only are the song lyrics protected by free speech, D'Angelo had already confirmed that what happened in the song was true two years before when he did the Rolling Stone interview. So of course, the judge, she ain't buying it. She knows this case is bullshit. So she rules on it.…