ASAP Rocky Faces $1 Million Lawsuit For Allegedly Destroying Neighbor’s Condo

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Allegedly, a flood in ASAP Rocky's $11 million condo in New York City left his neighbor's unit “completely uninhabitable."

ASAP Rocky has faced no shortage of legal drama in recent years. Now, even more has been added to his plate. Per The Independent, Chez Ni LLC filed a $1.1 million lawsuit against him in Manhattan County Supreme Court last week. It alleges that his $11 million condo caused flooding that resulted in serious damage to the unit below it. Allegedly, it made the unit in question “completely uninhabitable."

The lawsuit cites the alleged “negligence of the putative owner of Unit 5N, Rakim Athelaston Mayers (a/k/a A$AP Rocky),” as well as local contractor ADE Pro Painting.

Allegedly, “several hot water pipes in and around Unit 5N… burst[,] causing a deluge of water to cascade from Unit 5N into and around Unit 4NF below, as well as to several other units” last December. At the time, ADE Pro Painting had been in ASAP Rocky's condo doing work. One of the company's employees allegedly opened all the windows “to exhaust fumes created from the work performed.”

Allegedly, the employee left without closing the windows despite it being “below freezing" outside.

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A third-party contractor later discovered that allegedly, radiator supply valves had been left closed. Allegedly, no return valves had been installed either.

“The closure of the supply valves and failure to install return valves created an objectively hazardous situation,” the lawsuit alleges. "Specifically, because the supply valves were closed, water could not circulate through the mechanical heating piping and the existing water remained trapped inside the fin tube radiators.”

Ultimately, the water in the radiators froze, leading to cracks in the pipes. “Once thawed, not only did the existing water then proceed to gush from cracks in the pipes, but also because no return valves had been installed, the water continued to flow unabated causing massive flooding,” the lawsuit alleges.

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Caroline Fisher is a News Writer at HotNewHipHop from Chicago, Illinois. She started at HNHH this year, and has since spent her time writing about all that is newsworthy in the world of hip-hop. With a drive for hunting down the hottest stories, she enjoys documenting new developments in culture and entertainment. She also has an appreciation for hip-hop and seeks to cover the most important trends and shifts. She has a Bachelor of Arts which she received at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Having graduated in 2022, she majored in English with a concentration in Media, Rhetoric and Cultural Studies. Specializing all things music, pop culture and entertainment, some of her favorite musical artists include Snoop Dogg, OutKast, and Nicki Minaj. When she’s not writing about music she’s also a fan of attending shows, watching the latest movies, staying up-to-date with current events, photography, and poetry.

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