DJSlimeBxll Accused of Racism and an Unfulfilled $307 Feature Payment
Online hip-hop media allege that the Connecticut artist made racist remarks and accepted $307 for a guest verse that was never delivered. Both claims remain allegations: the payment report is still marked as in review, no investigation outcome has been published, and DJSlimeBxll has not responded publicly.
That DJSlimeBxll made racist remarks — circulated in online hip-hop media coverage.
That a $307 payment for a guest feature was received and the verse was never delivered.
A payment-app screenshot showing $307.00 memoed “For Feat” and a scam report listed as “In review.”
Allegations only. No charge, finding, or published investigation outcome has been reviewed.
The allegations
Coverage published under the Hip-Hop Connecticut banner alleges that DJSlimeBxll was “called out over racism allegations,” as stated on the promotional graphic prepared for that outlet’s reporting. The same coverage is circulating alongside a second complaint: that a buyer paid $307 for a feature verse and never received it.
Altrix Entertainment is publishing this report because both matters are being discussed publicly in Connecticut’s hip-hop community. This article summarizes the allegations and the documentation supplied to our newsroom. It is not a finding that the conduct described occurred.
The $307 payment dispute
The documentation shows a payment-app transfer of $307.00 to a recipient listed as “Darren Wild,” with the memo “For Feat” and a timestamp of March 30 at 7:42 PM. A separate screen titled “Report details” reads “In review. We’re looking into your scam report. We’ll get back to you soon.”
The same screenshot shows a status timeline with “Fri, Oct 16 — In review,” followed by an “Upcoming” entry labeled “Investigation Outcome.” In other words, the record shows that a dispute was filed and is pending. It does not show that a feature was agreed, paid for, or withheld.
The year of the March 30 transfer is not visible in the material reviewed, and the account holder behind the recipient name has not been independently confirmed.
Where the record stops
Distinguishing what is alleged from what is documented matters in a case like this one, where the strongest material is a screenshot submitted by one side of a dispute. The table below separates the three tiers: what the supplied documents show, what is merely claimed, and what our newsroom has not been able to verify.
Documented in the supplied material
- A $307.00 transfer listed to a recipient shown in the screenshot as “Darren Wild,” with the memo “For Feat,” dated March 30 at 7:42 PM.
- A payment-app “Report details” screen reading “In review. We’re looking into your scam report.”
- A status timeline showing “Fri, Oct 16 — In review” and an “Upcoming” item labeled “Investigation Outcome.”
- Third-party graphics carrying the Hip-Hop Connecticut banner, which state the allegations against DJSlimeBxll.
- A photograph captioned “Cape Coral, FL” showing DJSlimeBxll holding a “White Lives Matter” sign with one arm raised; his identification in the image has been confirmed.
Alleged, not established
- That DJSlimeBxll is the person who received the $307 payment.
- That the feature verse was owed, agreed, or never delivered.
- That the conduct described meets a legal definition of fraud.
- That the conduct depicted in the photograph is connected to the remarks described in the coverage.
Not independently verified by Altrix Entertainment
- The identity behind the account named in the screenshot.
- The outcome of the payment platform’s investigation, which the screenshot shows as pending.
- Whether any refund, delivery, or private resolution has occurred since October 16.
- The date and circumstances in which the Cape Coral photograph was taken.
- Any public statement from DJSlimeBxll or his representatives.
Evidence reviewed
All three exhibits were produced by the reporting outlet or circulated with its coverage and supplied to the Altrix newsroom as promotional and supporting material. They are reproduced here unaltered and have not been forensically authenticated.
An allegation is a claim, not a conclusion. Nothing in this report should be read as a determination that DJSlimeBxll engaged in racist conduct, received payment in bad faith, or committed fraud. Where an allegation is described, it is attributed to the people making it.
Altrix Entertainment is not a party to the payment dispute described here and has not verified the identity behind the account named in the payment screenshot, though the identity of the person in the Cape Coral photograph has been confirmed. This article will be updated if the payment platform publishes an outcome, if documentation of delivery or a refund appears, or if any party issues a statement.
- Hip-Hop Connecticut — original reporting and graphics on the racism allegations and the payment dispute.
- Payment-platform screenshots — supplied as supporting documentation, showing the $307.00 transfer and the pending scam report.
- Altrix newsroom review — limited to the material described above; no interviews were conducted for this report.
DJSlimeBxll or representatives are invited to respond
Anyone named in this report may submit a statement, correction, or supporting documentation. A response from DJSlimeBxll or the person who filed the payment dispute will be added to this article as received.
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