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BTS ARMY Bar Association

25 Aug, 9 tweets, 9 min read

@BTSUpdater

All rise! #ButterCourt is in session again! 🧑‍⚖️⚖️🧈

#ButterTheeRemix (credit to the amazing @BTSUpdater for the clever remix name) @BTS_twt @theestallion #BTS_Butter

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@brotheres_7

Thanks to @brotheres_7 for pulling the full court records and sharing!

These documents are public record and available to anyone via the Harris County (TX) District Clerk website. hcdistrictclerk.com #ButterTheeRemix #ButterCourt

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Bottom line: the remix is coming, and on time. #ButterTheeRemix #ButterCourt

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What is a TRO? #ButterTheeRemix #ButterCourt

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@theestallion

Megan @theestallion already has a TRO against her label 1501 to ensure her music is released. #ButterTheRemix #ButterCourt

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Wait, what? Megan’s label is trying to stop her from releasing music?

Yes, it’s sort of odd. #ButterCourt #ButterTheeRemix

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What else did the filings tell us? #ButterTheeRemix #ButterCourt

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@theestallion

But why did Megan @theestallion have to pay a $100K TRO bond to the court if the label is causing the problem?? #ButterTheeRemix #ButterCourt

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@BTS_twt

Thanks for following along! We hope this helps you better understand what happened yesterday! #ButterCourt 🧑‍⚖️⚖️🧈

We are super excited for #ButterTheeRemix! Get ready to stream and buy! 💜 @BTS_twt @theestallion

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https://twitter.com/Rossajinjinot7/status/1350815222655668229

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