Clavicular was recently at a venue associated with E11EVEN Miami for a Swim Week event spectating stream. However, he ended the stream just an hour after it started, stating:"Well guys we were gonna spectate one of the Swim Week events at one of the restaurants but, I guess I forgot its associated with E11EVEN, who hasn't been exactly respectful. So I don't want to into any venues connected until they go out of their way to make things right. We'll definitely wait for an apology before we do any events like that. So thank you guys so much."Subsequently, Clavicular posted a message on his official X page and referenced a 2020 article by AVN on a lawsuit filed that year against E11EVEN Miami for allegedly classifying around 500 exotic dancers and entertainers as independent contractors and denied minimum wages and overtime pay.. He stated in the X post:"I love the great city of Miami and am proud to be doing business here, I won't have anything to do with venues who show nothing but disrespect. I encourage all local business owners to treat your employees with respect, your business couldn't operate without their hard work!!"Clavicular's posts and references to the 2020 lawsuit filed against E11EVEN Miami has since then generated reactions, including one by streamer HasanAbi:"i cannot believe im saying this but clavicular is 100% right."hasanabi @hasanthehunLINKi cannot believe im saying this but clavicular is 100% right.Details on the allegations made against E11EVEN Miami in the past referenced by Clavicular Clavicular specificially referenced the 2020 lawsuit against E11EVEN Miami, as mentioned above. The collective action lawsuit under the Fair Labor and Wages Act was filed by Destiny Shelton on behalf of themselves and all others in similar situation:"Plaintiff bring this action as an FLSA collective action pursuant to 29 U.S.C. § 216(b) on behalf of all persons who were or are employed by Defendants as exotic dancers/entertainers at any time during the three (3) years prior to the commencement of this action to present."The lawsuit was filed against 11USA GROUP, LLC, , GR OPCO, LLC, owner Dennis DeGori, and CFO Frances Martin. As per the lawsuit document, Destiny Shelton was employed at the E11EVEN Miami from y July 2017 until October 2017 and the complaint alleges that she was denied mininum wage payments and denied overtime during that time and classified as a contractor. FearBuck @FearedBuckLINKClavicular ended his Miami Swim Week stream less than 1 hour in after learning it was tied to E11EVEN Miami where he pointed out a 2020 lawsuit alleging the club misclassified 500+ exotic dancers as contractors, denying them minimum wage & overtime pay.The complaint also clearly mentions that Shelton had knowledge of others facing the similar situation, since Shelton worked with other dancers at the club. The specific allegations detailed in the lawsuit were failure to pay minimum wage as well as failure to pay overtime wages, both violations of the FLSA act. The lawsuit also alleged that E11EVEN Miami and those who operated it kept a portion of the tips received by the dancers and entertainers in violation of the FLSA Act. More allegations in the complaint included that those in charge of the club took illegal kickbacks from the entertainers and dancers in the form of fees and such. The other allegation was that club and its owners and operators violated the Article X, § 24 of the Florida Constitution, which pertains to minimum wage in the state of Florida. The lawsuit asked for compensation amounting to at least $100,000, as well as special damages, restitution of unpaid wages, the cost of the lawsuit, for statutory and civil penalties, as well as pre and post judgement interest, general damages, and for other relief. The current status of this 2020 lawsuit against E11EVEN Miami is unknown.