The Stafford Brothers are an Australian pair that are well known down-under for getting any party started. Their video for “Hello,” featuring Christina Milian and Lil Wayne, depicts an unbelievably wild house party with lasers, costumes, and a kangaroo (in typical Aussie fashion). Unfortunately, the damage to the house used to film the video was very real. Now, the owners of the Studio City home the DJ duo rented are suing them for allegedly trashing it. The Stafford Brothers are being accused of throwing several parties in the house, illegally serving alcohol, installing a skate ramp in the yard, and letting Lil Wayne and a live kangaroo run amok. The supposed $125,000 of damages can be best seen for yourself in the music video below.
Stafford Brothers Sued for Damaging a Home Used in Music Video
The Stafford Brothers are an Australian pair that are well known down-under for getting any party started. Their video for “Hello,” featuring Christina Milian and Lil Wayne, depicts an unbelievably wild house party with lasers, costumes, and a kangaroo (in typical Aussie fashion). Unfortunately, the damage to the house used to film the video was very real. Now, the owners of the Studio City home the DJ duo rented are suing them for allegedly trashing it. The Stafford Brothers are being accused of throwing several parties in the house, illegally serving alcohol, installing a skate ramp in the yard, and letting Lil Wayne and a live kangaroo run amok. The supposed $125,000 of damages can be best seen for yourself in the music video below.
