Aug 2, 2007 • 1 min read

DMX ordered to repay money over failed dog clothing promotion

A court has ordered DMX to repay $242,000 to a business that hired him to promote dog clothing, which the company says he never did.

That DMX chap has been ordered by a court to repay $242,000 to a business who hired him to publicise their products because, they claim, he didn't. The deal would have seen the hip hop star promoting a clothing line for dogs that included caps, scarves, raincoats and bomber jackets - so it's perhaps not surprising he didn't do the work. I find it hard to believe he ever signed up for it.

The charges leveled against DMX say that as well as failing to fulfill TV and concert promotions for the products he was also seen publicly supporting their competitors.

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