Timbaland and Swizz Beatz sue TikTok competitor Triller for $28M over nonpayment

Last year, Triller triumphantly announced that it would pay out a total of $14 million in cash and equity to Black creators in 2022. It seemed like a smart move, helping the lesser-known short-form video app to compete with TikTok by uplifting underrepresented talent. But The Washington Post recently reported that most of these creators were never actually paid. Instead of the stardom and stability they were promised, some creators ended up in financial turmoil, they said.
A lawsuit filed on Tuesday alleges that Triller’s late and missing payments extended beyond its creator program. In

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