swae lee i\'m countersuing in the water bottle lawsuit

Swae Lee may be a real audience on stage, but he\'s not the one to throw water bottles-
That\'s why he said he was going to file a counterclaim against the man who accused him.
We received Swae at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday and asked him about a new lawsuit filed by a Michigan man against Rae remmurd. -
Swag and his brother Slim Jami-
During a performance last year, water bottles were allegedly thrown into the crowd. . .
Broke his nose.
SWA not only denied that claim. . .
He said that he filed a lawsuit himself and immediately fought back because 3,000 performances proved the guy\'s mistake. . .
That\'s what he said anyway.
He\'s confident here. -
But the problem is. .
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