Metro Boomin's lawyer denies 'false accusations' of rape and sexual assault against the hip-hop star. The allegations surfaced in a lawsuit filed this week.

A 38-year-old woman living in California filed a lawsuit against Grammy-nominated hip-hop producer Metro Boomin on Tuesday, accusing him of raping her in 2016 while she was unconscious and writing a song about it.

According to the lawsuit obtained by Page Six, Vanessa LeMaistre claimed the producer, born Leland Wayne, allegedly raped her after she blacked out.

Prominent hip-hop producer Metro Boomin has been accused of rape in a lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed by 38-year-old Vanessa LeMaistre in a Los Angeles court Tuesday against the producer, whose legal name is Leland Wayne.

Metro Boomin, a prolific hip-hop producer who released two chart-topping albums with Future this year, was sued for an alleged sexual assault a woman says resulted in pregnancy, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday—allegations the producer’s lawyers are denying.

A 38-year-old woman living in California filed a lawsuit against Grammy-nominated hip-hop producer Metro Boomin on Tuesday, accusing him of raping her in 2016 while she was unconscious — an assault that allegedly was then recounted in one of his songs, her attorneys said.

The lawsuit alleges a reference to the incident appeared in a song by the producer, whose real name is Leland Wayne. Wayne denied the allegations through his attorney.