Ovrkast: NEVER SIGNED Any Agreement — OutKast Suit Response

Ovrkast (Silas Wilson) says he "NEVER SIGNED any agreement" after OutKast's High Schoolers LLC sued him in N.D. Georgia over the OVRKAST name. Says deal was verbal; asked for workable name change + grace mid-rollout. Statements CONFIRMED (Complex/The Source Sep 24). Infringement/breach claims ALLEGED. Sequel to TrapHop suit card.

Ovrkast (Silas Wilson, Oakland/Bay) responded Sep 23–24 2026 after OutKast's trademark company High Schoolers LLC sued him in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. On X he wrote he "NEVER SIGNED any agreement," saying the arrangement was verbal, that he asked politely for a name change that would work, and that he remained cooperative while mid-rollout. In a second post he asked for grace as the newer/younger artist dealing with the situation behind closed doors.

His statements as published are CONFIRMED (Complex roundup by Will Lavin, Sep 24 2026 ~3:42 UTC; also The Source Sep 24). The underlying trademark infringement, unfair competition, and breach claims in the Sep 16 filing remain ALLEGED. TrapHop already posted the suit Sep 22 as outkast-sues-ovrkast-atlanta-name — this is the RESPONSE sequel.

Context from prior coverage: the complaint alleges a settlement requiring Wilson to abandon OVRKAST by July 15 and transition to OVERKXST; High Schoolers seeks injunction, profits, damages, costs, and destruction of branded materials. Do not invent quotes beyond the published X lines. Never stamp GUILTY.