Drake claims that a music producer knew the dangers of showing up to his home unannounced when he allegedly suffered a brutal beat down by the rapper’s bodyguard.
The rapper says his security guard was only acting in self defense in new court papers obtained exclsively by DailyMail.com.
Producer Detail - also known as Noel Fisher - filed a lawsuit against Drake, his company October’s Very Own (OVO SOUND) and his bodyguard Chubbs in 2014 demanding they pay for his medical bills after allegedly suffering a broken jaw at Drake's Calabasas, California, home.
Drake now refuses to pay and claims that all events, injuries and losses that Fisher suffered were the direct result of the producer’s own negligence and carelessness, according to the court papers.
Drake refuses to pay the medical bills for a producer who claims he suffered a broken jaw at the hands of the rapper's bodyguard, Chubbs (left)
Producer Detail, also known as Noel Fisher, who filed a lawsuit against Drake, his company October’s Very Own (OVO SOUND) and his bodyguard Chubbs in 2014
Fisher says in his 2014 suit that Drake offered him a job as executive producer, but he turned down the job because he didn’t want to be tied to one artist.
After turning down the job, his relationship with Drake deteriorated.
But in June 2014, Fisher says that Drake reached out again, inviting the producer to his Calabasas home to discuss the idea of working together again.
Fisher arrived at the home at about 2am, and immediately encountered Drake’s bodyguard, who the producer says punched him so hard that his jaw broke.
During the beat down, the bodyguard allegedly said: ‘I will beat all your a**es, including your b***h’s. I don’t give a f**k. I will hit you again. Do you think Drake is soft? You think Drake’s a punk?’
The injuries were so brutal, Fisher claims he was hospitalized for days and had to undergo several surgeries.
Drake and Chubbs have a history of working together. He was one of several producers who worked on Drake's third album, Nothing Was The Same
When he reached out to Drake asking if he could help cover his medical bills, the rapper refused.
Fisher then filed a lawsuit demanding that Drake and his bodyguard pay up.
Drake finally responded to the lawsuit in September, saying that his bodyguard acted in self defense and that he doesn’t owe Fisher any money.
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ShareHe denies all allegations of wrongdoing by Fisher, saying he did not act negligently, carelessly, recklessly or unlawfully.
The rapper claims that all events, injuries and losses that Fisher claims he suffered were in direct result of his own carelessness and negligence.
He claims that Fisher assumed the risk of injury by showing up to the home because he had knowledge of the danger he was exposing himself to.
The incident occurred when Fisher showed up at Drake's Calabasas, California, home, in 2014
Further, Drake denies all of Fisher's claims in his court documents, saying that his bodyguard acted in self defense and used no more force than was reasonably necessary.
Drake is demanding that the suit be thrown out and that Fisher be ordered to cover his legal bills.
Drake worked with Fisher and several other producers on his third album, Nothing Was The Same.
Detail produced the song Own It and also produced and featured on the song 305 To My City on the 2013 album.
He also produced the hit song Drunk In Love by Beyonce that earned him his first Grammy award.
Detail also has produced I Luh Ya Papi by Jennifer Lopez, We Dem Boyz by Wiz Khalifa, How To Love by Lil Wayne and Sexy Can I by Ray J.
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