Deangelo Bailey

On “Brain Damage,” Eminem rapped about his experiences being bullied in elementary school by classmate D'Angelo Bailey, who later responded by filing a $1 million defamation lawsuit in 2001. In "Brain Damage," a cut from Eminem's second album, the performer named DeAngelo Bailey as his elementary school tormentor, a bully who "banged my head against the urinal 'til he broke... DeAngelo Bailey， a sanitation worker， sued Eminem for $1 million in 2001， accusing him of breaching his privacy by releasing material that cast him in a false light in the song “Brain Damage，”.

DeAngelo Bailey， a sanitation worker， sued Eminem for $1 million in 2001， accusing him of breaching his privacy by releasing material that cast him in a false light in the song “Brain Damage，”. DeAngelo Bailey, a disinfection laborer, sued Eminem for $1 million out of 2001, blaming him for penetrating his security by delivering material that cast him in a bogus light in the melody “Cerebrum Damage,”. Eminem is no stranger to controversy, but in 2001, he found his old school bully, DeAngelo Bailey had taken him to court for slander. Read the full story here. “Brain Damage,” released on 1999’s “The Slim Shady LP,” was not intended to be taken literally, a three-judge panel said in an opinion released Friday, dismissing a lawsuit filed by sanitation... "Brain Damage," released on 1999's "The Slim Shady LP," was not intended to be taken literally, a three-judge panel said in an opinion released Friday, dismissing a lawsuit filed by sanitation...

Eminem is no stranger to controversy, but in 2001, he found his old school bully, DeAngelo Bailey had taken him to court for slander. Read the full story here. “Brain Damage,” released on 1999’s “The Slim Shady LP,” was not intended to be taken literally, a three-judge panel said in an opinion released Friday, dismissing a lawsuit filed by sanitation... "Brain Damage," released on 1999's "The Slim Shady LP," was not intended to be taken literally, a three-judge panel said in an opinion released Friday, dismissing a lawsuit filed by sanitation... In a verdict delivered last Friday, Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Deborah Servitto ruled the rap superstar didn’t damage DeAngelo Bailey by claiming in a song that Bailey beat him up and ...