The alleged victim claims she trusted the producer, known for creating the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse soundtrack, before the alleged incident at his studio came to light. LeMaistre and Metro reportedly grew close during a trip to Las Vegas in 2016 following the death of their 9-month-old son. It is said that after this the plaintiff went into depression. However, she again connected with Metro at his Los Angeles studio, where the producer invited her after they met each other for the first time. Her lawsuit outlines that when she reached the destination she caught the accused abusing codeine. Metro’s friends had reportedly warned him against it.

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Metro Boomin allegedly raped the plaintiff while she was unconscious

Meanwhile, Vanessa took half a Xanax pill with a shot of alcohol to cope with her son’s tragic death. Court documents establish her side of the story, revealing that she then passed out on the couch. Waking up from his sleep, LeMaistre allegedly found Metro at the top, raped her and performed oral sex on her. As a result, she fainted again. Once she finally regained consciousness, the American producer told her that they were in a Beverly Hills hotel room – a shocking development of which she had no recollection.

Pregnancy Scare + Trauma Jokes on Metro Boomin Track

Following the alleged assault, the plaintiff realized she was pregnant and terminated the pregnancy later that same year. She claims that she has not had sex with anyone other than Metro and blames his actions for the outcome.

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Vanessa, who wants compensation for the mental anguish the incident caused her, also accused Metro of joking about the attack on the track “Rap Saved Me”, which she shared with 21 Savage, Offset and Quavo the following year. . The lyrics align with the description specified in LeMaistre’s suit: “She took a zany / Then she passed out / I’m from the gutter… Ain’t no change.”