Back in 2011 YMCMB rapper Tyga shot an X-rated music video for his popular track “Make It Nasty.” Two years later, a video model named Allison Brown is suing the 23-year-old entertainer and his record label, Young Money Entertainment, claiming that she was sexually assaulted while on set, TMZ reports.
According to filed court documents, Brown was hired by a man in November 2011, who claimed to be close to Tyga, to appear in the upcoming music video because she had a “good look” for the creative vision of the video. Brown, who was 20-year-old at the time, went on to claim that while on the set of the music video, which took place at a Hollywood Hills mansion, she was offered an overwhelming amount of alcoholic beverages by producers. Once cameras began rolling, Brown claims that someone on the set wearing a yellow rabbit costume grabbed her and began forcefully gyrating against her. She also alleges that when she tried to pull away, another man grabbed her breast.
The young woman’s lawsuit also accuses producers of pressuring her into going topless for the shoot by promising that her nipples would not be visible once the final cut of the video was released. As a result, Brown is suing Tyga and Young Money for a few sexual offenses including sexual battery. She is also suing for fraud, invasion of privacy and infliction of emotional distress. We hear that three other models from the video are also suing Tyga and Young Money after making similar claims about the very same video shoot back in 2012.
