Young Dolph Sued By Ex-Army Sergeant Fired Over Twerking To His Music

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In the age of social media, what you post can have serious consequences.

We’ve seen everything happen on social media from shootings to car accidents, to crimes–all from people over-sharing. The one thing folks often forget is what shared can be held against you if the police see you committed a crime, and you can be locked up in real life. If you behave in a manner your employer disagrees with, you can be fired with no questions asked. Such is the case with ex-army sergeant Akeisha Norris. According to Complex, she is suing Young Dolph claiming he caused her to get fired for sharing a video of her originally posted by her.

“[Norris] was called before her superior officers and disciplined, leading to a mental breakdown. As a result, she was sent back to the United States and dismissed from the military,” said her lawyer Keith Altman. In the legal docs, Norris said that she used to be friendly with Dolph, and has claimed that she developed PTSD after he posted her image without her consent. She is suing the rapper for an invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

It’s important to note that the video was posted over 2 years ago and is just now surfacing. Dolph, somehow found the video and released the clip on his website, to help promote the release of his album Role Model that dropped that year. Why this is all coming to light now, we’re not sure, but Akeisha is also suing for compensatory damages for the financial loss too. The ex-Army sergeant claims that Dolph caused her “mental anguish and damaged her reputation.”

Somehow the “friendly” aspect may have played a part in her decision to sue, but we are sure the judge will at least get a laugh or two out of this case.

What do YOU think of the video?  Watch down below. Does she have a case here?