Welp! It looks like singer Miguel may be getting a tadbit worried about a pending lawsuit against him regarding his failed landing during a performance at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards.
TMZ has learned that Miguel is pointing the finger at the producers of the award show saying that none of the producers warned him to cut the jump from his performance. Apparently Miguel performed the jump twice during the rehearsals for the show with producers asking if he would do it during the live show so that they could get a good camera angle.
BillBoard reps aren't letting Miguel's team slide with the allegations stating that BMA executive producer Don Mischer personally spoke to Miguel and warned him not to perform the jump.
"The reports claiming that Miguel was warned by performers not to jump are completely false," says Miguel's camp.
Regardless of if Miguel was warned or not, common sense would have told him that it wasn't a good idea.
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