Quality Control’s Pierre ‘P’ Thomas Addresses Allegations Of Snitching Following Paperwork ‘Video’ Leak

Pierre “P” Thomas, co-founder of Quality Control Music, addresses allegations of snitching after leaked paperwork. Thomas urges people to refrain from glorifying such behavior. He clarifies that he cooperated with the Atlanta Police Department in 2010 to assist in a shooting investigation that claimed the life of his friend. Thomas dismisses accusations of snitching and emphasizes his commitment to changing lives and his family’s fortunes.

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Thomas stated in a now-deleted Instagram Story, “I’m not involved in street life and never aspired to be. I dealt with the circumstances I was given and turned them into something positive. Stop glorifying senseless actions.” He pays tribute to his late friend and asserts his dedication to protecting his loved ones. Thomas firmly denies the allegations and emphasizes his status as a G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time), urging critics to stop spreading false information.

These allegations emerge amidst Quality Control Music’s continued growth. The Atlanta-based label recently secured a significant deal worth $320 million with HYBE America, led by Scooter Braun.

This partnership will enable Quality Control to expand its reach globally, according to Thomas. The label is home to renowned Hip Hop artists such as Lil Baby, Migos, Lil Yachty, and City Girls. Thomas expresses confidence in the partnership, highlighting HYBE’s track record of discovering and elevating talent.