The rapper claims that he was pulled out of the show because the agent did not obtain approval from club bosses for the performance to go forward.

AceShowbiz - Rapper Tyga is fighting to dismiss a lawsuit against him over a cancelled nightclub performance in Dubai.

An unnamed agent sued the Rack City hitmaker in June, claiming he booked him to perform at White nightclub and a couple of other venues in the United Arab Emirates in April. Tyga was reportedly paid $120,000 (£93,400) for the gig and handed $21,000 (£16,300) to cover airline tickets for him and his team.

However, the agent claimed Tyga was working with a rival club and he allegedly used his other deal to try to bump up White's price. The agent and club officials refused to increase their offer and so the rapper, real name Micheal Ray Stevenson, pulled out of the performance.

The hip hop star reportedly promised the agent he would refund the $141,000 (£109,700) he was paid, but he never did.

The agent is suing him for the $141,000 plus extra damages in excess of $600,000 (£466,700) for profits lost over the failed performance, but Tyga has asked a judge to toss the lawsuit because he claims he pulled out of the show after the agent did not obtain approval from club bosses for the performance to go forward.

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