Adin Ross says his latest encounter with Megan Thee Stallion and Roc Nation’s legal team was far from typical.
On a recent livestream, Ross told DJ Akademiks that a mariachi band unexpectedly showed up at his house, which he claims was a setup to get him outside so he could be served a deposition. According to Ross, the group wasn’t there to entertain.
“Listen to what the lawyers did. They called a mariachi to my house,” Ross said. “They called a mariachi, like a Mexican band, to perform outside my house […] to make me want to come outside so they can serve me the paper.”
To back up his story, Ross pulled up what he said was security footage of the musicians outside his home. At first, he thought it was just a prank from one of his fans, but later learned from his security team who was actually behind it.
Ross claims the unusual stunt is connected to the aftermath of the Tory Lanez trial. On stream, DJ Akademiks—who also received a subpoena—clarified that neither he nor Ross is facing a lawsuit, but both are being called in as potential witnesses.
Ross doubled down, insisting the mariachi band wasn’t random but was sent at the direction of Megan Thee Stallion’s and Roc Nation’s representatives as a legal strategy. However, no official paperwork or independent confirmation has been presented to back up his story.
Akademiks slammed the move, calling it harassment and suggesting the subpoenas are more about intimidation than truth. He added that Roc Nation’s legal team asked a federal court in New Jersey to depose him again, even though he already sat through a seven-hour deposition.
The bizarre claims quickly spread across social media, leaving fans debating whether Ross exaggerated the story or if such a dramatic legal delivery actually took place. So far, neither Megan Thee Stallion’s camp nor Roc Nation’s lawyers have publicly addressed Ross’s allegations.
