so this sweatpants video and blog was important to us.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014and it wasnt handled correctly.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014we were told a lot of things were gonna happen and they were all lies. so im done. someone buy me out of this contract.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014a lot of people came around after our first week sales. all those people are welcome now. def jam, atlantic, whatever.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014i dont like record companies. but im not having another project go through this.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014i said "i know how the internet works tho"
my record company laughed on the phone and said "oh really?"
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014dont lie to me
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014i know im not loud, or outrageous, or a white girl with a big ass, but im fuckin honest.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014my team is honest. ur not on my team if ur not honest. dont lie to me.
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) April 14, 2014This isn't the first time Childish Gambino has had problems with Glassnote Records over "Sweatpants," a track from his latest album, "Because The Internet." Last year, following a leak of the song, Gambino was similarly unhappy.
im pissed. this song was not supposed to come out tonight
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) November 25, 2013im trying to create one of the more imaginative rollouts, and other people's lust for money and impatience is ruining it
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) November 25, 2013to be clear, im not talking about my fans, or blogs, or anyone who post my music after leaks. i want my music out
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) November 25, 2013but it could've been better
— Childish Gambino (@DonaldGlover) November 25, 2013Watch the new video for "Sweatpants" below: