Tony Robinson responds to DJ Envy's defamation suit, saying they're trying to bully him.

Tony "The Closer" Robinson is not backing down in response to DJ Envy's defamation lawsuit. The Shade Room reports that the suit is based on Robinson's social media posts that accuse Envy of being a "thief," "criminal," and "scammer" who runs a "Ponzi scheme" and has "stolen millions."

DJ Envy, real name Raashaun Casey, claims that Robinson's posts have harmed his business potential and relationships and is seeking compensatory and punitive damages. Robinson took to Twitter to respond to the lawsuit, saying he won't be bullied into being silent about the alleged stolen money. He posted, "First they tried to send goons to my crib to silence me from telling the victims story now they trying to bully me in court!! Naw you won’t push me around as you let your partner steal millions from the community #NoRefundsNoPeace."

The lawsuit stems from an Instagram Live session between Robinson and Envy that the former pro athlete reportedly used to "prove" the disc jockey was aware of the fraud allegations against the Pinas. It has led to other celebrities, such as Rick Ross and Joe Budden, taking jabs at Envy and calling out the fraud allegations.

Robinson is standing his ground and refuses to back down. He is determined to tell the victims story and ensure those who stole money from the community will not get away with it. He has taken his stand against Envy and will not be pushed around.

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